absurd
荒诞
definition
adjective
the allegations are patently absurd
(of an idea or suggestion) wildly unreasonable, illogical, or inappropriate.
translation of 'absurd'
adjective
糊涂的,
悖谬,
荒诞,
荒唐,
见鬼,
可笑,
荒谬,
妄,
诞,
谬
example
It was that kind of day: a ridiculous number of substitutions, 19, and an entertaining but equally 'absurd' amount of goals.
In my view, his evidence is patently 'absurd' , unreasonable, and not remotely believable.
Somebody has to expose the 'absurd' behaviour of the Feds and the media.
This was the sort of 'absurd' nonsense that I had painstakingly ignored all the years of my life, and it had finally come back to haunt me.
The level of outrage is 'absurd' : it's front page news and questions have been asked in Parliament.
The sets were shoddy, the costumes gaudy and sometimes 'absurd' , and the music inappropriate.
Its also 'absurd' to try to blame this on gun-ownership.
It would be 'absurd' to blame Vodafone for terrorists chatting across their network.
Prime Minister John Howard says the comments are 'absurd' and monstrous.
It's a good example of how 'absurd' people can look when they try to appropriate to themselves a title they have no claim to.
The reason I was attracted to it in the first place is because people are 'absurd' .
He plays the part of the semi-moronic, innocently brutal Quentin with as much conviction as one can muster for such an 'absurd' character.
His grotesque and 'absurd' characters committed gross, outrageous acts.
I'm all out of amusing anecdotes and 'absurd' ruminations.
The last resort for sticking to production deadlines has obviously been trading humour for outrage, for the movie is as outrageous as it is 'absurd' .
When that happens heads are going to roll even if it happens in such a way so that placing blame is 'absurd' .
It is 'absurd' to blame current difficulties on any state's governor, Republican or Democrat.
He created an 'absurd' and funny universe that, though ridiculous, always seemed real and sincere.
It was 'absurd' , insane, and downright dangerous, but it was an idea.
The customers' terrified looks therefore appear in a somewhat 'absurd' and comical light.
The likes of me have given up having opinions about the monarchy: cruel to knock them, when everyone knows they're 'absurd' .
‘It's an 'absurd' nonsense that Parliament should not sit for two and a half months,’ he says.
To make excuses for such blatant stupidity is even more 'absurd' .
It has become overpriced, overrated and overrun with ridiculous people who live 'absurd' lives.
Their 'absurd' behavior as self-proclaimed reformists is typical of old style vicious politics.
The town described by Kipling in Plain Tales from the Hills seemed a wonderfully 'absurd' Victorian fantasy.
It is 'absurd' to blame schools with high standards for other schools having low standards.
It's like one of the rules of cross-examination - leave irrational and 'absurd' answers where they lie.
A bizarre, incredibly 'absurd' play which I think failed to hit the mark.
These notions, as 'absurd' and preposterous as they might seem to us, were taken as gospel truth by millions of pious Christians.
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