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n.缺乏社交能力者，书呆子；技术迷，电脑迷
1、jawbone nerd───颌骨书呆子
2、wallet nerd───钱包呆子
3、many a true nerd───很多真正的书呆子
1、I'd been a schoolgirl music nerd: the rhythm of each week had been played out in a familiar round of music, music, and more music.───上中学的时候，我是个音乐呆子：每周都生活在一轮又一轮的音乐、音乐以及更多的音乐之中。
2、Robotics appeals to the nerd and being a nerd is cool today.───机器人技术对于书呆子很具有吸引力，而成为一名书呆子在今天是一件很有意思的事情。
3、I was still a nerd: when I was 25, I played Dungeons &Dragons for four days solid.───我还是那个书呆子：25岁的时候，我曾经玩了4天的龙与地下城。
4、He sat on a stoop a few doors down, not wanting Tom to see him out the window and think him a nerd for arriving early.───他在几间房前的门廊里坐了一会，因为他不希望汤姆从窗户外看见他并且认为他是个早到的蠢货。
5、But, she said, "He's not a nerd. "───但她又说：“他可不是书呆子”。
6、In our society, there's an image of a computer nerd as this sad, pale, and lonely guy sitting in the dark gazing at a glowing screen.───电脑呆子给人的印象是忧伤、惨白和寂寞，他们坐在阴暗的角落中两眼呆呆地注视着发亮的显示器。
7、Mark claimed he was made to look a nerd.───马克称自己被搞得像个呆子一样。
8、"It's good to be smart, it's good to get ahead, but past a certain threshold, you can't be trusted: you're a nerd, you're a geek, " he said.───“聪明固然很好，领先固然很好，但过了一定的极限，你就会不受信任：你让人讨厌，是个怪物，”他说。
9、He was trying to make a point, but instead of that you concentrate more on the grammatical or as I call it ' NERD' error.───他试图提出一个观点，而不是更多地集中于语法或我把它称为“书呆子”的错误。
1、He was a real nerd in high school - I can't believe he's so handsome now.