weird

• Describe algo extraño, inusual o anormal; que resulta raro o fuera de lo común. También puede referirse a algo inquietante o sobrenatural.

Describes something that is strange, unusual, or unexpected.

1. Strange or unusualA2informal

   Something that is odd, strange, or not normal.

   raro, extraño

   • That was a really weird movie.
   • He has a weird sense of humor.
   • The weather has been weird lately.

   Sinónimosabnormalbizarreeeriefreakishoddoutlandishpeculiarqueerstrangeuncannyunearthlyunnaturalunusual

   Antónimoscommonnormalordinarytypicalusual

2. Uncanny or supernaturalB1informal

   Suggesting something supernatural or beyond normal explanation.

   sobrenatural, misterioso

   • A weird feeling came over me when I entered the old house.
   • She had a weird dream about flying elephants.
   • The coincidence was too weird to be just chance.

   Sinónimoseerieghostlyhauntingmysteriousotherworldlypreternaturalstrangesupernaturaluncannyunearthly

   Antónimoscommonplacenaturalnormalordinary

• Sustantivo que designa algo extraño, inusual o fuera de lo común, así como una cualidad o cosa que resulta rara o peculiar.

A noun referring to something that is strange, unusual, or out of the ordinary.

1. A strange or unusual personB1informal

   A person who is considered odd, eccentric, or unconventional.

   persona rara o excéntrica

   • He's a bit of a weird, but he's harmless.
   • The group of weirds gathered at the comic convention.
   • Don't be such a weird; just join the conversation.

   Sinónimoscharactercrackpotcrankeccentricmisfitnonconformistoddballoddityoriginalweirdo

   Antónimosconformistconventionalnormalordinarytypical