离谱

• 拼音: lí pǔ
• 汉字拆解: 离 (depart from) + 谱 (standard/score) -> off the normal standard.

含义

Ridiculous, outrageous, unreasonable, or absurd.

It is one of the most common modern reactions to something that exceeds normal expectations. It can be negative, amused, or admiring when something is unbelievably strong.

例句

1. 这个理由太离谱了。
2. 他迟到三小时，真的离谱。
3. 这场比赛最后一分钟太离谱。

用法指南

语境: friends, comments, workplace

语气: critical, amazed

正确说法

• 这件事听起来很离谱。（This sounds absurd.）
• 他的发挥离谱到像开挂。（His performance was outrageously good.）

错误说法

• 用离谱轻描淡写真正严重的伤害。（Serious harm needs precise language.）

常见错误

• Assuming it is always negative; tone can also mean unbelievably impressive.

起源与历史

Originally means departing from the proper score or standard, now widely used for absurdity.

文化背景

时代: 2010s-2020s

世代: Young and mainstream speakers

社会背景: Online communities and everyday speakers

地区说明: Extremely common in Mainland speech.