Usage of "odd years" | TermGallery

Russian

Portuguese

Year with an odd number.

Usage of odd years in English

I even went to Mass for the first time in thirty- odd years. 
 The bourne ultimatum 

Eight-hundred- odd years of near-continual armed conflict do tend to colour a relationship. 
 The Guardian 

For a couple of cases that have been mouldering for 20- odd years. 
 The Guardian 

For the next twenty- odd years, he did further analytic work in Washington. 
 Freakonomics: a rogue economist explores the hidden side of ever... 

The Heineken Cup has 20- odd years of history...it's got a real legacy. 
 The Guardian 

So, twenty-some- odd years later, the two Latin ladies are still holding grudges. 
 Ebony 

In the 20- odd years that we have left, it is exceedingly unlikely. 
 The new yorker 

The confusion arises because thirty- odd years of television has resulted in specialization. 
 By Proxy 

Which do you think would sit in the memory 30- odd years on? 
 The Guardian 

Despite 20- odd years in the movies, he is not comfortable promoting them. 
 The Guardian 

For twenty- odd years Southern men have urged the occupation of the Tortugas. 
 The Rise and Fall of the Confederate Government, Volume 1 

Sixty and odd years he has shared your sorrows and your burdens. 
 The Scapegoat 

Mr. Cheatham was born in Henderson, N. C., some forty- odd years ago. 
 Twentieth Century Negro Literature / Or, A Cyclopedia of Thought... 

Dark-eyed and quiet, fear made her seem younger than her hundred- odd years. 
 Hidden Warrior 

It was a formidable job for a young man of twenty- odd years. 
 The Americanization of Edward Bok / The Autobiography of a Dutch... 

Not bad considering he has 30- odd years of experiences to choose from. 
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odd

Adjective

year

Noun

Translations for odd years

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Odd years through the time

Odd years across language varieties

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Meanings of odd years in English