n.书呆子，令人厌烦的人，愚蠢的人，落伍的人，电脑迷

原形：nerd复数：nerds

He's such a nerd, he spends all his free time coding and playing video games.
他真是个书呆子，所有业余时间都花在编程和打游戏上。
The comic book convention was filled with all sorts of nerds, dressed up in their favorite characters.
漫画书展会上挤满了各种各样的书呆子，他们都穿着他们最喜欢的角色服装。
She's a tech nerd, always the first to try out the latest gadgets.
她是个科技迷，总是第一时间尝试最新的科技产品。
They organized a weekly nerd trivia night at the local pub, which became quite popular.
他们在当地酒吧组织了一个每周的书呆子知识问答之夜，非常受欢迎。
My little brother is a total math nerd; he can recite pi to 100 decimal places.
我弟弟是个十足的数学书呆子，他能背出圆周率到100位小数。
The science fair project was a masterpiece from the hands of that young physics nerd.
科学展览会上的那个项目就是出自那个年轻的物理书呆子之手。
She's a language nerd, learning Spanish and Mandarin simultaneously.
她是个语言爱好者，同时学习西班牙语和普通话。
His passion for history and archaeology earned him the nickname 'nerd extraordinaire'.
他对历史和考古的热爱使他赢得了“超级书呆子”的绰号。
The group of friends bonded over their shared love for comic books, making them an unlikely but tight-knit nerd squad.
这群朋友因为对漫画书的共同热爱而团结在一起，形成了一支不太寻常但紧密的小团队。
The professor was known for his eccentricities, but his deep knowledge made him a respected nerd among his peers.
这位教授以其怪癖闻名，但他在专业知识上的深厚造诣使他在同行中备受尊重。