nerds

英 [nɜːdz]

美 [nɜrdz]

n.  令人厌烦的人; 愚蠢的人; 落伍的人; 电脑迷
nerd的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT (尤指穿着落伍或过于迷恋计算机或科学的)蠢人，(书)呆子
  If you say that someone is anerd, you mean that they are stupid or ridiculous, especially because they wear unfashionable clothes or show too much interest in computers or science.
  1. Mark claimed he was made to look a nerd.
     马克称自己被搞得像个傻瓜。
  2. ...the notion that users of the Internet are all sad computer nerds.
     认为因特网用户全是可悲的计算机呆子的看法

双语例句

• Nerds are often keenly aware of how, and by whom, they are perceived as nerds.
  书呆子们常常会敏锐地意识到自己是怎样又被谁视为书呆子。
• Successfully employing the biggest nerds and the best millisecond-saving technology is not.
  成功聘用最大的技术狂人，利用能节约毫秒之差的最先进技术，则并不违法。
• Which we Chem nerds know can cause irritation.
  因为我们这些化学书呆子知道会引起愤怒。
• MELINDA GATES: Now, some people call you all nerds and we hear that you claim that label with pride.
  梅琳达盖茨：当下，一些人用书呆子这样词语称呼你们，而我们听说你们正为这个称呼而倍感骄傲。
• The only people that get straight As are nerds.
  只有书呆子考试都得满分。
• I aiways hated nerds backin schooi.
  我讨厌学校里的书呆子。
• This is exactly what the nerds want.
  这就是那帮讨厌鬼想要的。
• People were terrified that nerds would come over and take their jobs.
  人们担心会有一堆宅男冲出来抢走他们的饭碗。
• Don't put your nose in the books all the time like nerds.
  别像书呆子一样整天学习。
• Call it night life for nerds.
  观星就是书呆子们的夜生活。