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misfit n.不能适应社会或工作环境的人；不适合 (1) 那个只会玩电脑的呆子对人情世故一窍不通。(2) 非常困惑的放眼四望，我得出结论：我与这周围的一切是如此的不和谐。(3) 由于不适应目前的工作,他提出了调任申请。 Often, people who are misfits as kids eventually find other misfits to be friends with: suddenly, because they've found a group that accepts them and makes them feel comfortable; they're not misfits anymore. In the early nineteenth century, the word misfit meant "a garment that fits badly," but by the end of the 1800s it had come to primarily mean "outcast" or "oddball." The fit in both cases is wrong, thus the prefix mis-, or "wrong."

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英 ['mɪsfɪt] 美 ['mɪsfɪt] (1) That computer nerd is a total social misfit.(2) I looked around in complete bemusement and concluded that I was a misfit here.(3) He applied for a transfer due to a misfit of the current job. A person who just can't seem to fit in, no matter how hard they try, is called a misfit. If all of your friends are great dancers, but you are awkward and uncoordinated with no sense of rhythm, you might feel like a misfit. 1[N-COUNT 可数名词]与他人格格不入的人；行为怪异的人 A misfit is a person who is not easily accepted by other people, often because their behaviour is very different from that of everyone else. I have been made to feel a social and psychological misfit for not wanting children.因为不想要孩子，让我感到自己在社会和心理上与别人格格不入。

英语单词	misfit
英美音标	英 ['mɪsfɪt] 美 ['mɪsfɪt]
中文释义	n.不能适应社会或工作环境的人；不适合
英语例句	(1) That computer nerd is a total social misfit. (2) I looked around in complete bemusement and concluded that I was a misfit here. (3) He applied for a transfer due to a misfit of the current job.
中文例句	(1) 那个只会玩电脑的呆子对人情世故一窍不通。 (2) 非常困惑的放眼四望，我得出结论：我与这周围的一切是如此的不和谐。 (3) 由于不适应目前的工作,他提出了调任申请。
vocabulary简明	A person who just can't seem to fit in, no matter how hard they try, is called a misfit. If all of your friends are great dancers, but you are awkward and uncoordinated with no sense of rhythm, you might feel like a misfit.
vocabulary扩展	Often, people who are misfits as kids eventually find other misfits to be friends with: suddenly, because they've found a group that accepts them and makes them feel comfortable; they're not misfits anymore. In the early nineteenth century, the word misfit meant "a garment that fits badly," but by the end of the 1800s it had come to primarily mean "outcast" or "oddball." The fit in both cases is wrong, thus the prefix mis-, or "wrong."
柯林斯解释	1 [N-COUNT 可数名词]与他人格格不入的人；行为怪异的人 A misfit is a person who is not easily accepted by other people, often because their behaviour is very different from that of everyone else. I have been made to feel a social and psychological misfit for not wanting children. 因为不想要孩子，让我感到自己在社会和心理上与别人格格不入。

Misfit I Feel Social Person Fit Friends 英