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strange [streɪndʒ]∎ it's strange that he should be so late c'est bizarre ou étrange qu'il ait tant de retard;∎ she has some strange ideas elle a des idées bizarres ou de drôles d'idées;∎ strange beasts bêtes fpl fantastiques;∎ it was strange to see her in a dress ça faisait bizarre ou drôle de la voir en robe;∎ it feels strange to be back in Scotland again cela me fait bizarre d'être de retour en Écosse;∎ it's bound to feel a little strange at first c'est forcé que ça te fasse bizarre au début;∎ strange to say, I've never been there chose curieuse ou étrange, je n'y suis jamais allé;∎ strange as it may seem aussi étrange que cela paraisse ou puisse paraître;∎ truth is stranger than fiction la vérité dépasse la fiction(b) (unfamiliar) inconnu;∎ to find oneself in strange surroundings se trouver dans un endroit inconnu;∎ strange faces des visages inconnus;∎ I woke up to find a strange man in my room lorsque je me suis réveillé il y avait un inconnu dans ma chambre;∎ she awoke in a strange bed elle s'est réveillée dans un lit qui n'était pas le sien;∎ I can never sleep in a strange bed je n'arrive pas à dormir quand je ne suis pas dans mon lit;∎ a strange car was seen in the neighbourhood earlier in the week en début de semaine on avait remarqué la présence dans le voisinage d'une voiture qu'on ne connaissait pas∎ he is still strange to city life il n'est pas encore accoutumé à ou il n'a pas encore l'habitude de la vie citadine∎ to look/to feel strange avoir l'air/se sentir bizarre
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