畸
slightly; odd fraction; abnormal
Meanings
3 senses · 15 examplesadverb
slightly; a little; somewhat
Used to indicate a slight deviation or difference in degree, often paired with adjectives like 轻 or 重.
You should have a sense of how much this bowl of rice weighs, slightly more or less.
His speech was almost perfect, drawing applause from the entire audience.
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The difficulty of this problem is slightly higher than last year's.
His height is slightly taller than his peers.
This plan is somewhat in line with our expectations.
adjective
abnormal; irregular; odd
Used to describe things that deviate from normal standards or natural forms.
This insect's wings are deformed and cannot fly normally.
Abnormal price fluctuations have appeared in the market recently, attracting public attention.
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The lines in this painting are a bit irregular and need to be readjusted.
He has abnormal skeletal development issues and needs long-term treatment.
Extreme weather often occurs in this area, and precautions need to be taken.
noun
fractional amount; odd change
literaryA formal literary term used to refer to the small fractional part of a number, often used in the fixed phrase 几零.
He only paid the fractional amount for his purchases, and the rest was paid by a friend.
The fractional part of this bill needs to be accounted for separately.
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After deducting the fractional part, he only actually received 3000 yuan in salary.
The price of this commodity has a fractional part and needs to be calculated precisely.
Pay attention to the fractional part when counting to avoid errors.