start sth. new in order to be different attract attention by being eccentric attract attention by novelty create sth. new and original
In the late Seventies, things had to be new, modern, revolutionary.
20世纪70年代晚期,一切都要新奇、时髦、标新立异。
—— 柯林斯例句Linus Pauling is an unconventional genius.
莱纳斯·鲍林是个标新立异的天才人物。
—— 柯林斯例句She was always scandalizing Meg by her queer performances.
她那些标新立异的举动,总使麦格感到不安。
—— 辞典例句He could laugh good - naturedly, a little smugly , at whatever was conspicuous.
他看到任何标新立异的事, 总会一笑置之, 并无恶意。
—— 辞典例句They succeed in differentiating the most commodity - like products.
在最通用的日用产品方面,它们也能独树一帜标新立异。
—— 辞典例句