Nerd
音标：[nɜːrd]
翻译：书呆子，极其专注某些领域的知识分子，常带有轻微贬义，指对某些事物（如学术、技术、漫画等）有过度兴趣而缺乏社交能力或个人吸引力的人。
读音：/nɜːrd/

用法：

名词：

A person who is highly interested in a particular subject, often in a way that is considered odd or overly intellectual.

A person who is socially awkward or who spends excessive time focusing on academic or technical subjects, often at the expense of social interactions.

短语搭配：

Computer nerd 计算机书呆子

Science nerd 科学书呆子

Tech nerd 技术宅

Movie nerd 电影迷

Nerd culture 书呆子文化

Nerdy hobbies 书呆子的爱好

例句：

He’s a real nerd when it comes to computers; he spends hours tinkering with code.

Don’t call me a nerd just because I like reading scientific journals!

The nerds in the library are always discussing the latest tech gadgets.

Growing up, she was often teased for being a nerd because of her love for math.

He may be a nerd, but his expertise in robotics is unmatched.

There’s a group of nerds who meet every weekend to play board games and discuss comics.

She doesn’t care what people think about her; she embraces her nerdy interests.

My brother is such a tech nerd; he knows everything about the latest smartphones.

The nerds at the competition solved the most difficult problems in record time.

Being a nerd doesn’t mean you can’t be social; it just means you have different passions.

词义扩展：

尽管“nerd”在过去常带有负面含义，表示社会不适应者或缺乏魅力的人，但随着时间推移，这个词在一些语境中也开始被接受和赞扬，尤其是在技术和流行文化领域。越来越多的人自豪地认同自己是“nerd”，并在某些行业或兴趣群体中取得了显著的成就。