1.Why on earth would you bring this crackpot into my lab?

什么把这个疯带到我的实验室来？

2.Which isn't to say that Jacques-Louis David was some sort of malevolent crackpot.

这并不是说大卫是那种有着坏心肠的怪人。

3.This is the approach to communication that made Carone more watchable than any of the more polished crackpots around her.

正是这种沟通方式让卡隆比周围任何个更光鲜的疯都更容易被观察得到。

4.The Police hold back details so they won't have to deal with a lot of crackpots.

警察会保留细节这样他们就不用应付那些想入非非的疯。

5.Show is starting to sound like some crackpot alternative health website that is selling snake oil to its viewers.

Show 开始听起来像是些疯狂的替代健康网站，向其观众出售蛇油。机翻

6." I AM NOT PAYING FOR SOME CRACKPOT OLD FOOL To TEACH HIM MAGIC TRICKS! " yelled Uncle Vernon.

“我决不花钱让个疯老头，个大傻瓜去教他变戏法！”弗农姨父大吼起来。

7.No, because you don't need to be fielding calls from every crackpot in town who's just looking for money.

不 因不需要直接到镇里所有缺钱的疯的电话。

8.The critics went to town. Turner became the butt of jokes, a crackpot, old loon, lost in the tempest with his ridiculous painting.

很快批评的声音蔓延开来，特纳成了个笑柄，人们眼中的疯、笨蛋，人们认他和他那荒谬的画已经在暴风雨中迷失。

9." I wish this blog would devote itself to real science Instead of wasting our time with crackpot, wannabe theoreticians in a rush to publish" .

" 我希望这个博客能关注真正的科学，而不是了急于发表成果的、妄想成名的疯家浪费我们的时间。"

10.Matters in physics have now reached such a pitch that, as Paul Davies noted in Nature, it is almost impossible for the non-scientist to discriminate between the legitimately weird and the outright crackpot.

现在，物学的问题已经达到这样的种高度，正如保罗·戴维斯在《自然》杂志里说的，“非物学家几乎不可能区分是合乎常情的怪人，还是彻头彻尾的疯”。

11.At first he thought I was a crackpot, but after I pointed out the flaws in his article in the New Institute Journal he kept me on the phone for nearly an hour.

起初他把我当成怪胎，但我指出他在新研究学报发表的篇文章里的瑕疵后，他把我留在电话上谈了将近小时。

12.The monolith is a literal blank screen, on whose shimmering surface we can etch our terrors, longings, fantasies, crackpot theories, gallows humor and other dreams and nightmares incubated in the anxious purgatory of 2020.

巨石就是个空白屏，在它闪闪发光的表面上，我们可以蚀刻我们的恐惧、渴望、幻想、疯狂的、黑色幽默和其他在2020年酝酿的噩梦。

13.Whereas anti-Jewish sentiments were widespread among the educated classes of Europe throughout the nineteenth century, antisemitism as an ideology remained, with very few exceptions, the prerogative of crackpots in general and the lunatic fringe in particular.

当十九世纪全欧洲受过教育的阶级中普遍流行反犹太情绪时，除了很少的例外，反犹主义作种意识形态，在总体上直是疯狂者的特权，而具体上则处于疯狂边缘。