weirdness

基本解釋

He says that as nonfiction has gotten stranger than fiction, it’s become harder for a satirist to stay ahead of “the curve of human weirdness.
他說，作爲(wèi)寫實(shí)文學(xué)已經(jīng)變得比小說類題材更讓人陌生，它已經(jīng)讓一個(gè)諷刺作家難以在“人類命運(yùn)曲線”前保持領(lǐng)先地位。
Am I alone in hearing, amidst the prevailing ghostly disquiet, the spectral weirdness, a hint of derision, even disrespectful mirth, in the dialogue between the piano left hand and bassoon?
我是否被包圍在肆意可怕的憂慮、離奇的命運(yùn)、嘲笑的暗示，甚至無(wú)禮的歡樂儅中，獨(dú)自傾聽鋼琴與巴松琯的對(duì)答？
Create fun and a little weirdness
創(chuàng)造樂趣和一點(diǎn)不可思議

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