Definition of unheimlich in English:

unheimlich

adjective ʊnˈhʌɪmlɪxˌən-

Uncanny; weird.
奇怪的；怪异的；不寻常的
the whole thing is, as the Germans say, unheimlich
Example sentencesExamples
- A psychoanalytic reading suggests that horror movies play on our individual nightmares, and specifically our fear of death and dissolution, which Freud called unheimlich or uncanny.
- Freud's believed that what we find the most eerie or scary originates not from the exotic or foreign, but from what was originally familiar then repressed and subsequently remanifested in an uncanny / unheimlich guise.
- These combinations are designed to be disturbing, to make the familiar strange or unheimlich: un-homely or uncanny.
- Ordinary building suggests heimlichheit, which in turn implies that monuments might be unheimlich, or uncanny: the disturbing or worrying are themselves among the qualities which might be considered monumental.
- This holds such an uncanny familiarity, or unheimlich recognition (to get into the spirit of things), they could have been reading the Flea's diary.

Origin

German.

Definition of unheimlich in US English:

unheimlich

adjectiveˌən-

Uncanny; weird.
奇怪的；怪异的；不寻常的
the whole thing is, as the Germans say, unheimlich
Example sentencesExamples
- A psychoanalytic reading suggests that horror movies play on our individual nightmares, and specifically our fear of death and dissolution, which Freud called unheimlich or uncanny.
- These combinations are designed to be disturbing, to make the familiar strange or unheimlich: un-homely or uncanny.
- Freud's believed that what we find the most eerie or scary originates not from the exotic or foreign, but from what was originally familiar then repressed and subsequently remanifested in an uncanny / unheimlich guise.
- This holds such an uncanny familiarity, or unheimlich recognition (to get into the spirit of things), they could have been reading the Flea's diary.
- Ordinary building suggests heimlichheit, which in turn implies that monuments might be unheimlich, or uncanny: the disturbing or worrying are themselves among the qualities which might be considered monumental.

Origin

German.

词汇	unheimlich
释义	Definition of unheimlich in English: unheimlich adjective ʊnˈhʌɪmlɪxˌən- Uncanny; weird. 奇怪的；怪异的；不寻常的 the whole thing is, as the Germans say, unheimlich Example sentencesExamples A psychoanalytic reading suggests that horror movies play on our individual nightmares, and specifically our fear of death and dissolution, which Freud called unheimlich or uncanny. Freud's believed that what we find the most eerie or scary originates not from the exotic or foreign, but from what was originally familiar then repressed and subsequently remanifested in an uncanny / unheimlich guise. These combinations are designed to be disturbing, to make the familiar strange or unheimlich: un-homely or uncanny. Ordinary building suggests heimlichheit, which in turn implies that monuments might be unheimlich, or uncanny: the disturbing or worrying are themselves among the qualities which might be considered monumental. This holds such an uncanny familiarity, or unheimlich recognition (to get into the spirit of things), they could have been reading the Flea's diary. Origin German. Definition of unheimlich in US English: unheimlich adjectiveˌən- Uncanny; weird. 奇怪的；怪异的；不寻常的 the whole thing is, as the Germans say, unheimlich Example sentencesExamples A psychoanalytic reading suggests that horror movies play on our individual nightmares, and specifically our fear of death and dissolution, which Freud called unheimlich or uncanny. These combinations are designed to be disturbing, to make the familiar strange or unheimlich: un-homely or uncanny. Freud's believed that what we find the most eerie or scary originates not from the exotic or foreign, but from what was originally familiar then repressed and subsequently remanifested in an uncanny / unheimlich guise. This holds such an uncanny familiarity, or unheimlich recognition (to get into the spirit of things), they could have been reading the Flea's diary. Ordinary building suggests heimlichheit, which in turn implies that monuments might be unheimlich, or uncanny: the disturbing or worrying are themselves among the qualities which might be considered monumental. Origin German.
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