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Meanings of odd in English
Synonyms
Examples for "left"
Examples for "left"
1
However, July and August still saw millions of employees left without work.
2
The crisis left energy and construction companies unable to service some debt.
3
Different this time: left thumb to right toe, right thumb to left.
4
Wars against France, the dominant power in Europe, had left their mark.
5
Police said it was possible Mr Langdon had left New Zealand waters.
1
Purdue said it needs time to try to settle the remaining cases.
2
The result is that today it is Dublin's last remaining working farm.
3
Swings could be possible in the remaining days of the campaign, however.
4
It returned public funds and used anything remaining on projects, Hart said.
5
Will local authorities stop buying support from these remaining private sector units?
1
I guessed it must be a leftover from Kumar's secret government agency.
2
My guess is that this is a leftover unit from last year.
3
Remember to baste your ribs with the leftover marinade every so often.
4
Any leftover pineapple can be used in the Fresh Fruit skewers below.
5
Each of us has unique and compelling claims on this leftover time.
1
The weight of the unexpended blow carried Dupont off his feet.
2
There were from time to time large unexpended and unappropriated balances in the treasury.
3
My nerves were tense; they rang taut with unexpended energy.
4
He held the gun high, his face lined with the strain of unexpended energy.
5
But the consul, too, had his fortune to make, and Micipsa's treasures were still unexpended.
1
But parts of the iron law are left over from darker times.
2
We can support ourselves, and have enough time left over to think.
3
Less thinking about gas means more brainpower left over for other things.
4
The power lines were old, left over from the Portuguese colonial times.
5
Annja marveled at the elongated jeeps left over from World War II.
Of the remaining member of a pair, of socks e.g.
Related terms
Usage of odd in English
1
Having said that, of course, reality-myreality-hadgotten rather odd of late.
2
So, too, the lauding that follows the odd decent result in Europe.
3
The law says Britain will leave the European Union in 70-odd days.
4
Sounds a bit odd, of course, but the whole situation is odd.
5
The 700-odd mostly full-time production workers will be reassigned, the paper said.
6
It was odd, how far their relationship had come in five days.
7
It will look odd, a fine day like today and nobody working.
8
It's odd the way hybrids change your driving habits, particularly in traffic.
9
For good? The question produced an odd, tight sensation in his windpipe.
10
Or, as a halfway house, maybe the odd former Labour prime minister.
11
Obviously, the major banks are the odd man out currently, he said.
12
Even-numbered buildings were on the left; odd numbers were on the right.
13
There was, however, something odd about it that he couldn't quite place.
14
Yes, 1914. He had an odd way of repeating words and phrases.
15
At a time of elections, he notes, there arises an odd situation.
16
An odd number will stand out much more than an even number.
