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strangeness

/ˈstreɪndʒ.nəs/

翻译: 表示不寻常、陌生或奇怪的性质或状态的名词;在物理学中也用来表示某些夸克的一种特性(奇异数)。

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词语关系

noun

/ˈstreɪndʒ.nəs/B2formalscientific
  • zh表示不寻常、陌生或奇怪的性质或状态的名词;在物理学中也用来表示某些夸克的一种特性(奇异数)。

A noun referring to the quality or state of being unusual, unfamiliar, or odd; also used in physics to denote a property of certain quarks.

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  1. UnusualnessB1formal

    The quality of being odd, unfamiliar, or not well known.

    zh不寻常

    • The strangeness of the situation made everyone uncomfortable.
    • She was struck by the strangeness of the old house.
    • There is a certain strangeness in meeting a stranger who looks exactly like you.

    同义词anomalousnessbizarrenesscuriousnesseccentricityoddnesspeculiarityqueernesssingularityunusualnessweirdness

    反义词commonnessconventionalityfamiliaritynormalcyordinariness

  2. Quark flavor (physics)C2formalscientific

    A property of quarks, one of the six flavors (up, down, charm, strange, top, bottom), associated with the strange quark.

    zh奇异性(夸克味)

    • The strange quark carries a quantum number called strangeness.
    • Particles containing a strange quark are said to have non-zero strangeness.
    • Strangeness is conserved in strong interactions but not in weak interactions.
  3. AliennessB2formal

    The quality of being foreign, unfamiliar, or not native.

    zh异质性

    • The strangeness of the foreign customs made him feel like an outsider.
    • There is a strangeness to the landscape that feels otherworldly.
    • The strangeness of the language barrier was difficult to overcome.

    同义词exoticismforeignnessothernessoutlandishnessunfamiliarity

    反义词familiaritynativeness

词形
  • strangenesses plural form
  • strangenesses' possessive plural form
  • strangeness's possessive singular form
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