kooky
美 ['kʊki]
英文詞源
- kooky (adj.)
- 1959, American English, originally teenager or beatnik slang, possibly a shortening of cuckoo.
Using the newest show-business jargon, Tammy [Grimes] admits, "I look kooky," meaning cuckoo. ["Life" magazine, Jan. 5, 1959]
Related: Kookily; kookiness.
雙語例句
- 1. She's been mocked for her kooky ways.
- 她曾因為行為古怪而遭人嘲笑。
來自柯林斯例句
- 2. It's slightly kooky, but I love it.
- 這有點怪，但我喜歡。
來自柯林斯例句
- 3. You have a reputation for being kooky. Define word, please.
- 你一向以古怪著稱, 請定義一下這個詞匯.
來自互聯網
- 4. Will that kooky winking clown head in the corner really make the sale for you ?
- 網頁角落瞬間出現的古怪小醜真的可以提高產品的銷量 嗎 ?
來自互聯網