怪
strange; feel strange; very; blame
Meanings
5 senses · 25 examplesadjective
strange; odd; unusual
Describes something that is unusual or unexpected.
This is a strange matter.
His behavior today is very strange.
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The weather here is really strange, sunny one moment and rainy the next.
She has a strange habit of liking to read books in the middle of the night.
This kind of flower has a very strange shape; I've never seen it before.
verb
feel strange; wonder
Expresses the feeling of being surprised or puzzled by something.
Everyone felt strange about his sudden departure.
I don't blame you for not knowing about this matter.
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Don't make such a fuss; this is very normal.
He doesn't find this custom strange at all.
Anyone would find this phenomenon strange when they see it.
adverb
very; quite; rather
informalInformal usage as an adverb to emphasize high degree.
This piece of clothing is quite nice-looking.
He speaks in a rather interesting way.
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Walking alone is quite scary.
Carrying this box is rather strenuous.
She smiled rather embarrassedly.
noun
monster; evil spirit; demon
Refers to mythical or superstitious creatures.
The monsters in the story are all very scary.
There are many stories about ghosts and monsters in folklore.
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It is said that a monster lives in this cave.
He doesn't believe there are monsters in the world.
Children like listening to stories about monsters.
verb
blame; reproach; complain
Expresses assigning responsibility or fault to someone/something.
You can't blame him, only blame me for not explaining clearly.
You can't blame others for this matter.
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He always blames the bad weather.
Don't blame mom for nagging.
When a problem occurred, everyone started blaming each other.