bizarre

非常离奇

A common way to intensify the adjective 'bizarre'.

一种加强形容词'bizarre'的常用方式。

极其古怪

Used to strongly emphasize the strangeness.

用于强调形容词所描述的品质程度很高。

完全离奇

Means 'completely' or 'entirely' bizarre.

意为“完全地”或“整个地”离奇。

有点离奇

Softens the adjective, suggesting something is only slightly strange.

弱化形容词，暗示某事只是有点奇怪。

真正离奇

Emphasizes that the strangeness is genuine and not exaggerated.

强调其奇怪之处是真实且没有夸大的。

略微离奇

Indicates a small degree of strangeness.

表示轻微的奇怪程度。

越来越离奇

Used to show that something is becoming more and more strange over time.

用于表示某事物随着时间的推移变得越来越奇怪。

相当离奇

Indicates a moderate or considerable degree of strangeness.

表示中等或相当程度的奇怪。

简直离奇

An emphatic adverb meaning 'absolutely' or 'completely'.

与形容词连用，强调完全负面的品质。

最是离奇

A formal or literary way of saying 'very bizarre'.

一种正式或文学化的说法，意为“非常离奇”。

坦率地讲很离奇

Used to give an honest, direct opinion that something is strange.

用来强调某事非常奇怪或不寻常。

是离奇的

Used to state the quality of being strange or unusual.

用于陈述某事物奇怪或不寻常的特质。

似乎离奇

Used to express an impression that something is strange.

用于表达某事物很奇怪的印象。

看起来离奇

Used when something appears strange based on visual evidence.

用于描述某事物基于视觉显得奇怪。

听起来离奇

Used when something heard or described sounds strange.

用于描述听到或被描述的事物听起来很奇怪。

觉得某事离奇

To perceive or consider something as strange.

感知或认为某事很奇怪。

变得离奇

Indicates a transition into a strange or unusual state.

表示转变为一个奇怪或不寻常的状态。