🇬🇧 Weird meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

Something weird is very strange, unusual, or different from what you normally see, hear, or expect. It can seem a little odd or surprising, like it doesn’t quite fit with everything else.

The moon looked weird and huge, like it had zoomed in to see if we brushed our teeth.

The cat gave me a weird look, then calmly sat on my homework like it was a royal throne.

The baby made a weird face after tasting a lemon, like his tongue was filing a complaint.

The spaghetti was so weirdly long that I started eating it on Monday and finished it on Tuesday.

Octopuses are wonderfully weird: they have three hearts, blue blood, and can squirt ink.

Anna saw a weird bird on the street. The bird wore a weird blue sock and held a weird leaf. People stopped, feeling a little weird, and took photos. The bird danced in a weird way, then flew away. Anna laughed and felt happy. Neighbors came out to see the show. They smiled.

This word is at the B2 level, which means it’s used in more complex conversations and texts. It helps you discuss abstract ideas, express opinions clearly, and engage in discussions on a variety of topics, both personal and professional.

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