freaking

adj.

（用以加强语气）该死的，使人憎厌的，糟透的；

adv.

非常，十分，极；

v.

（使）强烈反应，震惊，畏惧( freak的现在分词 )；

freak out使处于极度兴奋中；崩溃

control freak喜欢控制一切的人；对控制上瘾者

freak accident特殊事件；不寻常的事故

1. People think she's a freak just because she's religious.
   就因为她信教,人们就把她当成怪人。
2. H is an acid freak.
   他是个迷幻药瘾的人。
3. By some freak I was overpaid this month.
   真稀奇
4. Or is he inclined to be a fibber, to fits of rage, to be a control freak, to be envious of you, to be secretive?
   还是他倾向于一个撒小谎者，容易动怒，性格反复无常的，嫉妒你的，偷偷摸摸的人。
5. "(actors, singers, etc.) perform for outside salary income without approval by the unit they belong to"
   走穴

1. He was really confused by the freak result.
   这个异乎寻常的结果让他非常困惑。

1. Listening to a good stereo system always freaks me out.
   我一听到好的立体声音乐就乐不可支。

1. John's party was really wild and everyone freaked out(on drugs).
   约翰搞得聚会真够疯狂在,大家都（吸食毒品)神魂颠倒了。

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