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quirk
UK
/kwɜːk/
US
/kwɜrk/
Translations
quirks
pl
UK
/kwɜːk/
US
/kwɜrk/
Her quirk of collecting old keys made her house look like a museum.
Её причуда собирать старые ключи сделала её дом похожим на музей.
One of the quirks of this software is its ability to predict user behavior.
Одна из особенностей этого программного обеспечения — его способность предсказывать поведение пользователя.
Additional translations
quirked
Past Simple
quirked
Past Participle
quirking
Gerund
UK
/kwɜːk/
US
/kwɝk/
His mouth would quirk into a smile whenever he was amused.
Его рот искривлялся в улыбке, когда он был развеселён.
UK
/kwɜːk/
US
/kwɝːk/
Used attributively before nouns, especially in technical contexts, to denote something relating to or characterized by a quirk.
Definitions
One of her quirks is that she always wears mismatched socks.
By a strange quirk of fate, they ended up sitting next to each other on the plane.
The road had a quirk that made it difficult to navigate at high speeds.
The picture frame features a small quirk running along its inner edge.
She quirked her eyebrow in surprise when she heard the unexpected news.
The carpenter carefully quirked the edges of the panel for a decorative effect.
Older browsers may render the page in quirk mode, leading to inconsistent layouts.
The cabinetmaker applied a quirk moulding along the panel edges.