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Значения термина odd на английском
Of the remaining member of a pair, of socks e.g.
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Examples for "curious"
Examples for "curious"
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But there's nothing curious about the crisis facing the capital's rental market.
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In fact, I'm really quite curious to observe what might happen here.
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Well, the answer to that is easy: I'm curious without being judgmental.
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If they don't find it particularly curious, I certainly do, he said.
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But before anyone could respond to the man's question, something curious happened.
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He told funny stories about selling real estate; he asked good questions.
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Donald Dewar said, 'This should be interesting' in that funny Donaldish way.
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Nothing had happened yet, in Ireland-is that a funny thing to say?
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The bit is really quite funny, particularly for an 80s computer commercial.
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I'd have to work quick.' She added, 'It's not funny at all.
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People have long noticed, however, that some peculiar things happen in videoconferencing.
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The lack of social and political change in Ireland is most peculiar.
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New Yorkers are used to the sight of people doing peculiar things.
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Her peculiar way of saying some words would just be an accent.
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The nails are fixed in the soles in quite a peculiar pattern.
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I wrote this article about the word 'queer' in the paper today.
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Artist and queer rights advocate Jamiee Stockman-Young said the issue was complex.
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Does queer art, some ask, refer to a specific school of protest?
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For queer and transgender Pakistanis, however, the risks are far more ubiquitous.
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He spoke in a queer, hard voice; and instantly left the room.
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But in a Europe of nation states this represents a singular challenge.
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Objectives: This report demonstrates a singular case of subcutaneous administration of n-hexane.
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The address was written in a singular hand; in large, print-looking letters.
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Sleep is widely recognized as essential, but without a clear singular function.
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This resemblance is one of the most singular things in natural history.
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It seems bizarre how far North Korea is prepared to push China.
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Either way, it was far too bizarre for James to think about.
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More damaging information has also come to light about Ford's bizarre behaviour.
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It's the birth of a spotted hyena, however, that is particularly bizarre.
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I said nothing, assuming that this was just a bizarre rhetorical question.
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He said, 'An issue of rum would not come amiss, Mr Stirling.'
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The burden was no longer his, and the rum was very good.
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We were immersed in plans and strategy, more than in the rum.
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The rum though so small in quantity was of the greatest service.
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The factor give him soup from the pot and a little rum.
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Which sounds rummy, considering the pounding I used to give and take.
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Afterward, they read or watched television or played gin rummy or chess.
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And I was hoping maybe we could play some gin rummy tonight.
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You know, there was a kind of rummy something about his manner.
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Three men sat on folding chairs around a card table playing rummy.
Использование термина odd на английском
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Having said that, of course, reality-myreality-hadgotten rather odd of late.
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So, too, the lauding that follows the odd decent result in Europe.
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The law says Britain will leave the European Union in 70-odd days.
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Sounds a bit odd, of course, but the whole situation is odd.
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The 700-odd mostly full-time production workers will be reassigned, the paper said.
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It was odd, how far their relationship had come in five days.
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It will look odd, a fine day like today and nobody working.
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It's odd the way hybrids change your driving habits, particularly in traffic.
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For good? The question produced an odd, tight sensation in his windpipe.
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Or, as a halfway house, maybe the odd former Labour prime minister.
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Obviously, the major banks are the odd man out currently, he said.
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Even-numbered buildings were on the left; odd numbers were on the right.
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There was, however, something odd about it that he couldn't quite place.
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Yes, 1914. He had an odd way of repeating words and phrases.
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At a time of elections, he notes, there arises an odd situation.
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An odd number will stand out much more than an even number.
