釋義
aberration
[英][ˌæbəˈreɪʃn][美][ˌæbəˈreʃən]
n.
偏差，差錯; 脫離常規，越軌; [醫]心理失常，精神迷亂; [法]過失;
複數：aberrations
同義詞
eccentricity license monster departure abnormality
例句
1
That makes for an annualised rate of contraction of almost 13 per cent, yet was not a quarterly aberration.
這意味著年度化的萎縮率達到將近13%，而且這並非一個季度的數據偏差。
2
The aberration presented “ considerable value in and appreciation potential for many large-cap technology names, ” Kessler argued.
凱斯勒認為，這種反常現象說明“許多大市值科技股有相當的投資價值和升值潛力”。
3
Some of his relatives were germanophiles, regarding the Nazi period as a terrible aberration and holidaying often in the Federal Republic.
朱特的部分親戚是親德分子，認為納粹時期只是一次嚴重的過失，並且還經常到德國度假。
4
If you want to be cynical, it is possible to argue that some of this activity is mere tokenism, or just a statistical aberration.
如果你要扮演懷疑人士的角色，你可以說這種行為只是表面現象，或只是一個統計偏差。
