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Translation for 'bizarre' from English to French

bizarre

bizarre {adj}

bizarroïde {adj}

zarbi {adj} [fam.]

étrange {m}

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bizarre [bewildering]

abracadabrant {adj}

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• bizarre = bizarre
• bizarre = weird
• bizarre = peculiar

• The Deepoines (Deep Ones) are bizarre, frog-like creatures with skinny wet bodies, bulgy unfocused eyes, and fishy lips, much like their deity Dagoon.
• Several “bizarre” crags stand in the Trollbach valley.
• The village is known for its bizarre soccer field.
• Other languages have equally bizarre expressions for heavy rain.
• There was an obsession with the bizarre and the supernatural.

• A rundown of bizarre celebrity behaviour, usually Michael Jackson.
• Fanhunter is a bizarre "universe" created by the Spanish comic author Cels Piñol.
• The specific name "concinnus" is Latin for bizarre.
• The Verbeeck family had developed and maintained an individual style with a unique and rich iconography that can be distinguished from the two great Flemish masters of the fantastic and bizarre Hieronymous Bosch and Pieter Brueghel the Elder.
• Chinese girl Moran (Yuan Bai Zi Hui) lost her mother during childhood, but her sudden bizarre death has always been a mystery, which left her heartbroken.

• His work is representative of a prevailing aesthetic within Korean fiction in the mid-1990s, bizarre fiction.
• A grandmother tells her three grandchildren increasing bizarre stories of Christmas.
• The DSM-5 characterizes certain delusions as "bizarre" if they are clearly implausible, or are incompatible with the surrounding cultural context.
• Extraits d'ouvrages rare ou bizarre" Descriptions of rare or bizarre inventions describes the cat organ and piganino.
• Katz's views have been called bizarre and extreme.

• People in all cultures find some behaviors bizarre or even incomprehensible.
• "Bizarre World" is the follow-up to the successful "Bizarre Foods".