n.(长相或行为)古怪的人，怪人

原形：weirdo复数：weirdos

He's a bit of a weirdo, always wearing a cape to the grocery store.
他有点怪异，总是穿着斗篷去杂货店。
Some people might consider her love for collecting antique spoons as weirdo behavior.
有些人可能认为她收集古董勺子的爱好是一种怪癖行为。
The guy who talks to his plants every morning? Total weirdo, but his garden is amazing!
那个每天早上跟植物说话的家伙吗？十足的怪人，但他的花园惊人得美！
She found it odd that her neighbor, a self-proclaimed weirdo, hosted monthly costume parties for adults.
她觉得奇怪的是，她的邻居，一个自称怪人的家伙，每个月都会为成年人举办化装舞会。
In high school, being labeled a weirdo often meant you were just marching to the beat of your own drum.
在高中时，被贴上“怪人”的标签通常意味着你只是按照自己的节奏行事。
The artist embraced her weirdo status, using it as inspiration for her eccentric and thought-provoking sculptures.
这位艺术家欣然接受自己“怪人”的身份，将其作为创作那些奇异且发人深省雕塑的灵感来源。
People may call me a weirdo for preferring to read alone on Friday nights, but I find it incredibly relaxing.
人们可能会因为我喜欢在周五晚上独自阅读而称我为怪人，但我发现这非常放松。
The local weirdo, known for his obsession with UFOs, claimed to have spotted one above the town square last night.
镇上的那个怪人，以对不明飞行物的痴迷而闻名，声称昨晚在镇广场上方看到了一个。
It's not that she dislikes socializing; she just prefers the company of her cats, which some might see as weirdo behavior.
并不是说她不喜欢社交；她只是更喜欢和她的猫在一起，这在某些人看来可能有些古怪。
At the office, he was the weirdo who decorated his cubicle with vintage sci-fi posters, but it made him happy.
在办公室里，他是个怪人，用复古科幻海报装饰自己的小隔间，但这让他很开心。