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exotic adj.外来的；异国的；奇异的；脱衣舞的 (1) 外国宠物眼下很时髦。(2) 这部电影保存了原著的许多异国情调。(3) 这道异国菜肴的味道令我望而却步。(4) 这里的异国情调风格将会把您深深地迷住。(5) 个别人戴的帽子怪模怪样。 Animals and people, or sensory things like food and smells, are often called exotic when they are from far-away lands. In the 16th century, exotic came into use — from Latin and Greek words for "foreign," which came, in turn, from exo-, meaning "outside." By the 17th century it was also being used to describe things that are striking or unusual. Even when the words strange and alien are sometimes used as synonyms.

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英 [ɪɡ'zɒtɪk] 美 [ɪɡ'zɑːtɪk] (1) Exotic pets are the in thing right now.(2) The film retains much of the book's exotic flavour.(3) The taste of this exotic dish puts me off.(4) The exotic atmosphere will fascinate you.(5) Some turned their hats into more exotic shapes. Something so unusual that it must be from some unfamiliar place is exotic. An exotic pet might be a panda, instead of a hamster. An exotic trip might be a journey to the Galapagos Islands, instead of to Orlando's Sea World. 1[ADJ-GRADED 能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词]具有异国情调的；外来的；奇异的 Something that is exotic is unusual and interesting, usually because it comes from or is related to a distant country. ...brilliantly coloured, exotic flowers...色彩斑斓的奇异花卉She flits from one exotic location to another.她辗转于异国他乡。exotically...exotically beautiful scenery.异常美丽的景色

英语单词	exotic
英美音标	英 [ɪɡ'zɒtɪk] 美 [ɪɡ'zɑːtɪk]
中文释义	adj.外来的；异国的；奇异的；脱衣舞的
英语例句	(1) Exotic pets are the in thing right now. (2) The film retains much of the book's exotic flavour. (3) The taste of this exotic dish puts me off. (4) The exotic atmosphere will fascinate you. (5) Some turned their hats into more exotic shapes.
中文例句	(1) 外国宠物眼下很时髦。 (2) 这部电影保存了原著的许多异国情调。 (3) 这道异国菜肴的味道令我望而却步。 (4) 这里的异国情调风格将会把您深深地迷住。 (5) 个别人戴的帽子怪模怪样。
vocabulary简明	Something so unusual that it must be from some unfamiliar place is exotic. An exotic pet might be a panda, instead of a hamster. An exotic trip might be a journey to the Galapagos Islands, instead of to Orlando's Sea World.
vocabulary扩展	Animals and people, or sensory things like food and smells, are often called exotic when they are from far-away lands. In the 16th century, exotic came into use — from Latin and Greek words for "foreign," which came, in turn, from exo-, meaning "outside." By the 17th century it was also being used to describe things that are striking or unusual. Even when the words strange and alien are sometimes used as synonyms.
柯林斯解释	1 [ADJ-GRADED 能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词]具有异国情调的；外来的；奇异的 Something that is exotic is unusual and interesting, usually because it comes from or is related to a distant country. ...brilliantly coloured, exotic flowers... 色彩斑斓的奇异花卉 She flits from one exotic location to another. 她辗转于异国他乡。 exotically ...exotically beautiful scenery. 异常美丽的景色

Exotic Unusual Things Words 英 ɪɡ'Zɒtɪk] 美 ɪɡ'Zɑːtɪk Adj.外来的；异国的；奇异的；脱衣舞的