"bizarre" Chinese-English Dictionary

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Chinese Pinyin Translation
莫名其妙 mò míng qí miào (idiom) baffling / bizarre / without rhyme or reason / inexplicable syn
古怪 gǔ guài adj. strange / weird / eccentric / bizarre syn
奇异 奇異 qí yì fantastic / bizarre / odd / exotic / astonished syn
离奇 離奇 lí qí adj. odd / bizarre syn
稀奇古怪 xī qí gǔ guài crazy / bizarre / weird / fantastic / strange syn
古灵精怪 古靈精怪 gǔ líng jīng guài weird / bizarre
莫明其妙 mò míng qí miào (idiom) baffling / bizarre / without rhyme or reason / inexplicable / variant of 莫名其妙[mo4ming2qi2miao4] syn
奇绝 奇絕 qí jué strange / rare / bizarre syn
各别 各別 gè bié distinct / different / separately / individually / unusual / novel / (pejorative) eccentric / bizarre syn
诡 詭 guǐ (bound form) sly / crafty / (literary) weird / bizarre / (literary) contradictory / inconsistent syn
希奇古怪 xī qí gǔ guài crazy / bizarre / weird / fantastic / strange
吊诡 弔詭 diào guǐ bizarre / paradoxical / a paradox (from Daoist classic Zhuangzi 莊子|庄子[Zhuang1 zi3])
希奇古怪 xī qí - gǔ guài (idiom) crazy / bizarre / weird / fantastic / strange / variant of 稀奇古怪[xi1qi2-gu3guai4]
稀奇古怪 xī qí - gǔ guài (idiom) crazy / bizarre / weird / fantastic / strange syn
Chinese Pinyin Translation
奇装异服 奇裝異服 qí zhuāng yì fú bizarre dress
无奇不有 無奇不有 wú qí bù yǒu nothing is too bizarre / full of extraordinary things syn
开脑洞 開腦洞 kāi nǎo dòng to blow people's minds with highly imaginative, bizarre ideas
咄咄怪事 duō duō - guài shì (idiom) extraordinary occurrence / bizarre event syn
白日见鬼 白日見鬼 bái rì jiàn guǐ (idiom) To see a ghost in broad daylight. Originally referred to the four offices of the Ministry of Works, which had nothing to do and were extremely idle / it later came to describe something absurd, bizarre, or fabricated.
怪诞诡奇 guài dàn guǐ qí (idiom) Describes things that are absurd, bizarre, and unusual.
诡谲怪诞 guǐ jué guài dàn (idiom) Extremely strange and bizarre, to the point of seeming fantastic or absurd.
古古怪怪 gǔ gǔ guài guài (idiom) To have a strange, unusual, or bizarre appearance. The expression can describe objects, places, behavior, or situations.
奇离古怪 qí lí gǔ guài (idiom) Strange, unusual, and bizarre, far outside the ordinary.
怪形怪状 guài xíng guài zhuàng (idiom) A strange and bizarre form or appearance.
恢恑憰怪 huī guǐ lián guài (idiom) Refers to things that are bizarre and extraordinary.
恢诡谲怪 huī guǐ jué guài (idiom) Describes things that are bizarre, strange, or extraordinary. It refers to what is especially unusual.
搜奇抉怪 sōu qí jué guài (idiom) To seek out the novel and select the bizarre. It describes deliberately polished and elaborately crafted literary writing.
斗怪争奇 dòu guài zhēng qí (idiom) To seek victory through strangeness and novelty. It describes conduct or creations that rely on the bizarre to stand out.
殊形怪状 shū xíng guài zhuàng (idiom) Strange and bizarre shapes or forms.
殊形诡状 殊形詭狀 shū xíng guǐ zhuàng (idiom) Strange and unusual forms with bizarre appearances. It describes something whose shape is out of the ordinary.
神奇荒怪 shén qí huāng guài (idiom) Describes things that are strange, extraordinary, and bizarre, seeming almost unbelievable.
神气荒怪 shén qí huāng guài (idiom) Describes something strange and bizarre.
荒渺不经 huāng miǎo bù jīng (idiom) To be fantastic, bizarre, and contrary to reason or common sense.
蛇神牛鬼 shé shén niú guǐ (idiom) Describes an imaginary and bizarre work with grotesque forms. It also metaphorically refers to all kinds of wicked people.
诞幻不经 誕幻不經 dàn huàn bù jīng (idiom) Bizarre and illusory, contrary to reason. It describes an absurd idea, story, or event.
诡状异形 詭狀異形 guǐ zhuǎng yì xíng (idiom) A bizarre appearance or unusual shape.
诡诞不经 詭誕不經 guǐ dàn bù jīng (idiom) Strange and absurd, contrary to reason. Often describes bizarre or nonsensical speech and accounts.
载鬼一车 載鬼一車 zài guǐ yī chē (idiom) To load an entire cart with ghosts. It describes statements that are utterly absurd and bizarre.
邈若河汉 邈若河漢 miǎo ruò hé hàn (idiom) To describe something as extraordinarily strange and bizarre, almost beyond belief.
非非之想 fēi fēi zhī xiǎng (idiom) It refers to illogical, absurd, bizarre, or unattainable fantasies.
饰怪装奇 shì guài zhuāng qí (idiom) To deliberately affect a strange or bizarre appearance or manner.
骇状殊形 駭狀殊形 hài zhuàng shū xíng (idiom) To present strange and extraordinary forms. It means having bizarre or grotesque shapes.
鬼咤狼嚎 guǐ zhà láng háo (idiom) To shout or howl in a bizarre and discordant manner.
龙鬼蛇神 lóng guǐ shé shén (idiom) Describes strange, fantastic, or eccentric things, sometimes deliberately bizarre in style.
The four tones The four tones of Mandarin Pitch over time: tone 1 high and level (red), tone 2 rising (orange), tone 3 falling then rising (green), tone 4 falling (blue). tone 1 tone 2 tone 3 tone 4 Time Pitch

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