queer

adj.

1. 奇怪的；反常的
   strange or unusual
   1. His face was a queer pink colour.
      他满脸奇怪的粉红色。
2. 娘儿们似的；妖里妖气的
   an offensive way of describing a homosexual , especially a man, which is, however, also used by some homosexuals about themselves

noun

1. 同性恋者；假娘儿们
   an offensive word for a homosexual , especially a man, which is, however, also used by some homosexuals about themselves

verb

verb

1. ADJ-GRADED 古怪的;奇特的;异常的
   Something that is queer is strange.
   1. If you ask me, there's something a bit queer going on.
      要是你问我的话，我觉得有点儿不太对劲。
2. N-COUNT 同性恋男子
   People sometimes call homosexual men queers .
   1. Queer is also an adjective.
      
   2. ...queer men.
      同性恋男子
3. ADJ (某些同性恋者用语)同性恋的
   Queer means relating to homosexual people, and is used by some homosexuals.
   1. ...contemporary queer culture.
      当代同性恋文化
   2. ...queer activism.
      同性恋激进主义

1. I could not help but think this is a very queer life.
   我忍不住会认为这是一种非常怪异的生活。
2. The New York gay action group 'Queer Nation' recently outed an American Congressman.
   纽约的同性恋行动组织“酷儿国度”最近揭露一位美国国会议员为同性恋。
3. If you ask me, there's something a bit queer going on.
   要是你问我的话，我觉得有点儿不太对劲。
4. Did you hear those queer noises?
   你可听到了哪些奇怪的声响？
5. That's queer indeed!
   真奇怪！
6. It sounds queer.
   它听起来很奇怪。
7. “ Queer ” is the word often used euphemistically for “ mad ”.
   “Queer”这个词常用作“mad”的委婉语。
8. Silly mistakes and queer clothes often arouse ridicule.
   荒谬的错误和古怪的服装常会引起人们的讪笑。
9. He was ready for and expectant of any queer shift in an individual's attitude, particularly in time of panic.
   对于个人态度的任何乖巧的变迁，特别是在紧急关头，他早有准备，是能够料想得到的。
10. The lady gave him a queer look, but pulled out a blank card asked him his name, age and address.
    那女人奇怪地看了他一眼，抽出一张空白卡片，问他的姓名、年龄和地址。
11. You read it! I can't, I feel so queer!
    你读吧，我可不能，我的心都乱了。
12. Of all quarters in the queer adventurous amalgam called london, soho is perhaps least suited to the Forsyte spirit.
    在伦敦这样一个五方杂处，令人莫测的怪地方，苏荷区恐怕是最最不适合福尔赛精神的了。
13. They must look queer in their garish frames on the walls of the peasant house.
    它们镶着很讲究的金框子，挂在一家村舍的墙上是多么不伦不类呀。
14. "it's a masterpiece," his mother said, and he felt, in a queer way, confirmed.
    “那是杰作。”他母亲说。而他呢，也莫名其妙地觉得自己得到了承认。
15. If I married you now I'd queer myself for good and all.
    如果我和你结婚，就会把自己一辈子断送了。
16. She turned back to the table, her left hand to her mouth, her eyes in a queer, hazy, melancholy mist.
    她回到桌子旁边，左手按住嘴巴，眼睛里涌起了一层不可解的朦胧的、感伤的雾。
17. He flaunts his queer style as a savage might flaunt a top-hat retrieved from somebody's dustbin.
    他对自己那种怪异的文体加以夸耀这恰似一个野人从别人的垃圾箱里捡出一顶礼帽时那种洋洋得意的样子。
18. She was always scandalizing MEG by her queer performances.
    她那些标新立异的举动，总使麦格感到不安。
19. Thomson gave a queer, sympathetic look, then ran out of the room.
    汤姆森流露出不解的，同情的神色，跑出房间。
20. It seems queer to be writing letters to somebody you didn't know.
    给陌生人写信总有点怪。
21. Madame Olenska advanced with a murmur of welcome towards the queer couple.
    奥兰斯卡夫人走上前去，轻言细语地向这对可疑的来客表示欢迎。
22. Brian was always camping it up and pretending to be queer to make us laugh.
    为了逗我们笑，布赖恩总是矫揉造作，装得古里古怪。
23. Some queer noises startled me.
    那怪异的声音让我吃了一惊。
24. It's queer that you should be so different from Jane.
    你和简竟然这样不同真是奇怪。
25. It gave her a queer sensation to shake hands with a murderer.
    和一个谋杀犯握手使她有一种奇异的感觉。
26. He's been turning rather queer lately.
    他近来渐渐地变得奇怪了。
27. She had a queer feeling that the room was closing in on her.
    她有一种奇特的感觉，仿佛那房间从四面八方把她紧紧围住了。
28. America I'm putting my queer shoulder to the wheel.
    美国，我是将我的古怪的肩膀靠在轮子上。
29. I did say you were queer like me.
    我得说你和我一样是个同性恋。
30. You think it's a queer spot to choose!
    你认为是挑了个奇怪的地方！

adj.

an odd/a queer fish

• 古怪的人；有些荒唐的人
  a person who is slightly strange or crazy

v.

queer sb's pitch

queer the pitch (for sb)

• 破坏…的计划（或机会）
  to spoil sb's plans or their chances of getting sth

noun

1. offensive term for an openly homosexual man

   Synonym:    fagotfaggotfagfairynancepansyqueenpoofpoovepouf

verb

1. put in a dangerous, disadvantageous, or difficult position

   Synonym:    exposescupperendangerperil

2. hinder or prevent (the efforts, plans, or desires) of
   1. What ultimately frustrated every challenger was Ruth's amazing September surge
   2. foil your opponent

   Synonym:    thwartspoilscotchfoilcrossfrustratebafflebilk

adj

1. beyond or deviating from the usual or expected
   1. a curious hybrid accent
   2. her speech has a funny twang
   3. they have some funny ideas about war
   4. had an odd name
   5. the peculiar aromatic odor of cloves
   6. something definitely queer about this town
   7. what a rum fellow
   8. singular behavior

   Synonym:    curiousfunnyoddpeculiarrumrummysingular

2. homosexual or arousing homosexual desires

   Synonym:    gayhomophile(a)