zany

Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++朗文当代英语 5++LDOCE 5++朗文 5++za·ny /ˈzeɪni/ adjective (comparative zanier, superlative zaniest) CRAZYcrazy or unusual in a way that is amusing 古怪滑稽的 zany comedian Vic Reeves 搞怪喜剧演员维克·里夫斯

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zany• Does this all sound a bit, uh, zany?• Odd, of course, a bit zany, but the odder the book the better it tends to do nowadays.• They are furious that some people thought they were just some zany fashion experience, a house group, Seventies revivalists.• Parents can change this by really listening to the sometimes zany, idiosyncratic ideas our children have about books.• Anyway, one teacher's idea of a brilliantly zany lesson might be another teacher's idea of a classroom nightmare.• a zany new TV comedy• It seems hardly a week goes by anymore without yet another report of zany results of affirmative action in action.Origin zany (1500-1600) Italian zanni type of clown, from Giovanni “John”

za·ny adjectiveChineseSyllable

crazy is amusing or Corpus a way unusual in that

zany
za‧ny /ˈzeɪni/