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Перевод: weirdness

[существительное]
странность ; таинственность

Тезаурус:

1. EDWIN POUNCEY sifts through the latest crate of weirdness from the States, including The Cramps, Green On Red and a farmhand singing the psychedelic blues
2. Television generic series, even the "cheerfully irreverent" Twin Peaks , cannot simply be shoe-horned into parody, their "weirdness" a guarantee of heteroglossia and travesty.
3. In many respects the Red Wedge Tour must have helped alleviate some of the frustration and downright weirdness that was bubbling away in Smithdom.
4. "Inflation", as this is called, got a rapturous reception when it was put forward in 1980, despite, or perhaps because of, its weirdness (cosmologists, after all, undergo years of training so that they can say things like "When the universe was the size of a grapefruit" without blushing or laughing).
5. There was the same turbine house, but there were also huge plastic multi-coloured geodesic domes covering steam taps, pipes leaking noxious gas and a general weirdness.
6. The Festival Of The Tenth Summer finished in weirdness.
7. How on earth could any programmer keep the general plot and utter weirdness of it all while providing a playable, interesting game?
8. In that instant she realised the whole shocking weirdness of what was going on.
9. And the most outre modern librettist makes no advance in terms of weirdness or bloodthirstiness on these tales: have a look at the story of Orfeo or Idomeneo, human sacrifice and all.
10. The speed of descent must have cut down the exposure to any residual gas since he felt none of the earlier weirdness as he approached the still sealed engine room door.
11. He was a different type of skater but he did plenty of modern lip stuff including backside smith stop to fakie, and much other to-fakie weirdness.
12. Now it's the turn of Jennifer Jason Leigh (pictured) and Jason Patric to (respectively) moan and mumble as they make tracks across the border separating responsible undercover police work from plain strung-out weirdness in this month's Rush , Lili Fini Zanuck's sombre adaptation of Kim Wozencraft's semi-autobiographical novel about life as a narcotics cop in Seventies Texas.
13. Rock meant heaviosity, abstract lyrical concerns, an end to the chirpy three-minute single in favour of lengthy and weighty instrumental explorations and, in general, weirdness on an undreamt of scale.