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strange [streɪndʒ]a. ( = peculiar) étrange• the strange thing is that... ce qu'il y a d'étrange, c'est que...• strange as it may seem... aussi étrange que cela puisse paraître...• strange to say I have never met her bizarrement, je ne l'ai jamais rencontréec. ( = unaccustomed) [work, activity] inhabitueld. ( = unwell) to feel strange [person] ne pas se sentir bien* * *[streɪndʒ]1) ( unfamiliar) inconnu2) ( odd) bizarreit is strange (that) — il est bizarre que (+ subj)
in a strange way... — curieusement...
3) ( unwell) bizarre4) ( unaccustomed)to be strange to — être étranger/-ère à
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1 noun(a) (individual) personne f;∎ he's just the person we need c'est exactement la personne qu'il nous faut;∎ Law by a person or persons unknown par des personnes inconnues ou non identifiées;∎ she is a nice/strange person c'est une personne gentille/étrange, c'est quelqu'un de gentil/d'étrange;∎ I like him as a person je l'aime bien en tant que personne;∎ he's a good worker, but I don't really like him as a person au travail il est bien, mais je n'aime pas trop sa personnalité ou mais sur le plan personnel je ne l'aime pas trop;∎ he's not that sort of person ce n'est pas du tout son genre;∎ familiar I'm not a great eating-out person je n'aime pas beaucoup manger au restaurant□ ;∎ familiar are you a cat person or a dog person? est-ce que tu préfères les chats ou chiens?□ ;∎ in the person of en la personne de∎ to have sth on or about one's person avoir qch sur soi;∎ she had the wallet concealed about her person le portefeuille était caché sur elle∎ in the first person plural à la première personne du plurielen personne;∎ she came in person elle est venue en personne;∎ this letter must be delivered to him in person cette lettre doit lui être remise en mains propres -
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§ უცნაური, უხიაკი; უცხო, უცხოური§1 უცნაურიa strange person / fact / desire უცნაური პიროვნება / ფაქტი / სურვილი●●to feel strange თავის უხერხულად გრძნობა2 გასაკვირი, საოცარიstrange to say, he is still alive საოცარია, მაგრამ ჯერ კიდევ ცოცხალია3 უცხო, უცნობი -
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strein‹1) (not known, seen etc before; unfamiliar or foreign: What would you do if you found a strange man in your house?; Whenever you're in a strange country, you should take the opportunity of learning the language.) extraño2) (unusual, odd or queer: She had a strange look on her face; a strange noise.) extraño•- strangeness
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- strange to say/tell/relate
- strangely enough
strange adj1. extraño / raro2. desconocidotr[streɪnʤ]1 (odd, bizarre) extraño,-a, raro,-a■ how strange! ¡qué raro!■ what strange clothes he's wearing! ¡qué ropa más rara lleva!2 (unknown) desconocido,-a; (unfamiliar) nuevo,-a\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLstrange to say aunque parezca mentira1) queer, unusual: extraño, raro2) unfamiliar: desconocido, nuevoadj.• ajeno, -a adj.• desconocido, -a adj.• esquivo, -a adj.• extraño, -a adj.• forastero, -a adj.• foráneo, -a adj.• no acostumbrado adj.• nuevo, -a adj.• peregrino, -a adj.• raro, -a adj.streɪndʒadjective stranger, strangest1) ( odd) raro, extrañoyou're/she's a strange one — (colloq) mira que eres raro/es rara (fam)
I feel strange wearing a suit — me siento raro or incómodo con traje
it is strange (THAT) — es raro que (+ subj)
2)a) (unfamiliar, unaccustomed) <faces/handwriting> desconocidoto taste/smell strange — saber*/oler* raro
b) ( alien) (liter)[streɪndʒ]ADJ (compar stranger) (superl strangest)1) (=odd) [person, event, behaviour, feeling] extraño, raro; [experience, place, noise] extraño; [coincidence, story] extraño, curiosoit is strange that... — es extraño or raro que + subjun
it's strange that he should come today of all days — es extraño or raro que venga precisamente hoy
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there's something strange about him — hay algo extraño or raro en élwhat's so strange about that? — ¿qué tiene eso de extraño or raro?
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I felt rather strange at first — al principio me sentía bastante raro•
I find her attitude rather strange — encuentro su actitud un tanto extraña or raraI find it strange that we never heard anything about this — me parece raro or me extraña que nunca hayamos oído hablar de esto
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how strange! — ¡qué raro!, ¡qué extraño!•
strange as it may seem, strange to say — por extraño que parezca, aunque parezca mentira•
the strange thing is that he didn't even know us — lo extraño or lo curioso es que ni nos conocíabedfellow, truth•
the family would think it strange if we didn't go — la familia se extrañaría si no fuésemos2) (=unknown, unfamiliar) [person, house, car, country] desconocido; [language] desconocido, extranjero•
I was strange to this part of town — esta parte de la ciudad me era desconocidaSTRANGE, RAREthis man I loved was suddenly strange to me — este hombre al que amaba era de pronto un desconocido para mí or un extraño
Position of "raro"
You should generally put r aro after the noun when you mean strange or odd and before the noun when you mean rare:
He has a strange name Tiene un nombre raro
... a rare congenital syndrome...... un raro síndrome congénito... For further uses and examples, see main entry* * *[streɪndʒ]adjective stranger, strangest1) ( odd) raro, extrañoyou're/she's a strange one — (colloq) mira que eres raro/es rara (fam)
I feel strange wearing a suit — me siento raro or incómodo con traje
it is strange (THAT) — es raro que (+ subj)
2)a) (unfamiliar, unaccustomed) <faces/handwriting> desconocidoto taste/smell strange — saber*/oler* raro
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غَرِيب \ alien: a foreign person: All aliens need work permits, foreign. curious: strange; unexplained: a curious noise; curious behaviour. exotic: foreign; strange; rare: an exotic plant; exotic clothes. funny: strange; peculiar a funny noise. odd: strange: What an odd idea!. peculiar: unusual strange. queer: strange, unusually and not understood: a queer noise. strange: unusual, and therefore surprising; not known before, so not understood or recognized: a strange noise; a strange face. stranger: sb. who is not known: Dogs guard their masters’ houses against strangers. That man is a stranger to me. uncanny: strange; having no natural explanation: She can always guess what I’m thinking - it seems uncanny. uncouth: lacking good manners; strange in one’s appearance: Modern young men don’t condiser it uncouth to wear their hair long. unusual: not usual; strange. weird: very strange. \ See Also عجيب (عَجِيب)، نادر (نَادِر)، مضحك (مُضْحِك)، غامض (غَامِض)، غير عاديّ -
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adj.1 raro(a), extraño(a) (odd) (person, behavior)2 desconocido(a), extraño(a) (unfamiliar) (person, place)3 forastero, peregrino, afuereño, ajeno.excl.¡Cosa rara! -
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a nice (strange, kind) person приятный (странный, добрый) человек -
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нареч. funnily, curiously, oddly, peculiarlyстранн|о -
1. нареч. strangely;
он ~ ведёт себя he is acting stangely;
2. в знач. сказ. безл. it is strange/curious/odd;
мне ~, что... it strikes me as curious that...;
~, что никто не знает об этом it`s strange/odd that no one should know about it;
мне ~ это that strikes me as strange;
как это ни ~ strange though it may seem;
~ость ж. strangeness;
(странная черта) oddity;
(странное явление) strange thing;
~ость взглядов strange opinions;
человек со ~остями rather eccentric person;
queer fish разг. ;
что за ~ость! how queer/funny/strange! ~ый strange, curious, odd;
queer, funny разг. ;
~ый вы человек you`re a strange person;
(о мужчине тж.) you`re а queer chap;
мне кажется ~ым, что... it strikes me as curious that...;
самое ~ в этом то, что... the strangest part of it is that..;
~ое дело! queer!, funny!, strange!;
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noun1) (strangeness, peculiar trait) Eigentümlichkeit, die2) (person) Sonderling, der3) (object, event) Kuriosität, die* * *plural - oddities; noun (a strange person or thing: He's a bit of an oddity.) seltsamer Kauz* * *odd·ity[ˈɒdɪti, AM ˈɑ:dət̬i]n* * *['ɒdItɪ]n1) (= strangeness) (of person) Wunderlichkeit f, Absonderlichkeit f, Eigenartigkeit f; (= strangeness of thing) Ausgefallenheit f2) (= odd person) komischer Kauz or Vogel; (who doesn't fit) Kuriosität f; (= odd thing) Kuriosität f* * *oddity sb) Merkwürdigkeit f, Eigenartigkeit f2. komischer Kauz3. merkwürdige Sache* * *noun1) (strangeness, peculiar trait) Eigentümlichkeit, die2) (person) Sonderling, der3) (object, event) Kuriosität, die* * *n.Eigenheit f.Fremdartigkeit f.Seltsamkeit f. -
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I 1. [friːk]1) (deformed person) spreg. mostro m.2) (strange person) tipo m. strano, stravagante m. e f.3) (unusual occurrence) bizzarria f., anomalia f.4) colloq. (enthusiast) fanatico m. (-a)2.aggettivo [accident, storm] strano, anomaloII [friːk]verbo intransitivo colloq. andare fuori di testa* * *[fri:k]1) (an unusual or abnormal event, person or thing: A storm as bad as that one is a freak of nature; ( also adjective) a freak result.) fenomeno; capriccio2) (a person who is wildly enthusiastic about something: a film-freak.) fan•* * *[friːk]1. n(abnormal: person) fenomeno da baraccone, (animal, plant) mostro, (event) avvenimento eccezionale, (fam: enthusiast) fanatico (-a)health freak fam — salutista m/f
2. adj(storm, conditions) anormale, (victory) inatteso (-a)•* * *freak (1) /fri:k/A n.1 bizzarria; capriccio; fenomeno bizzarro; fatto bizzarro: a freak of fate, una bizzarria del destino2 (= freak of nature) scherzo della natura; mostro; sgorbio; ( anche freak in a sideshow) fenomeno da baraccone3 persona dal comportamento insolito; tipo bizzarro4 (fam.) fanatico; patito; entusiasta: film freak, fanatico del cinema; health freak, salutista fanatico; fitness freak, fanatico della formaB a.imprevedibile; anomalo; bizzarro; curioso; strampalato: a freak accident, un incidente imprevedibile; a freak storm, un temporale anomalo; a freak wave, un'onda anomala; freak weather, tempo matto● freak show, spettacolo con fenomeni da baraccone.freak (2) /fri:k/n.(to) freak (1) /fri:k/A v. t.1 ( slang, anche to freak out) far impazzire (dalla paura, dalla rabbia); mandare fuori di testa; mandare in paranoia (pop.)1 impazzire di paura; perdere la testa; sbarellare (pop.)3 entusiasmarsi; sballare (pop.)4 avere allucinazioni (sotto l'effetto della droga, spec. LSD); fare un brutto viaggio; strippare (pop.).(to) freak (2) /fri:k/v. t.macchiettare; screziare; striarefreakeda.screziato; striato; variegato.* * *I 1. [friːk]1) (deformed person) spreg. mostro m.2) (strange person) tipo m. strano, stravagante m. e f.3) (unusual occurrence) bizzarria f., anomalia f.4) colloq. (enthusiast) fanatico m. (-a)2.aggettivo [accident, storm] strano, anomaloII [friːk]verbo intransitivo colloq. andare fuori di testa -
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fri:k1) (an unusual or abnormal event, person or thing: A storm as bad as that one is a freak of nature; (also adjective) a freak result.) fenómeno2) (a person who is wildly enthusiastic about something: a film-freak.) fanático•tr[friːk]1 (monster) monstruo; (strange person) bicho raro2 (strange event) anomalía4 (eccentric) estrafalario,-a1 (unusual) insólito,-a, extraño,-a, anormal; (unexpected) inesperado,-a, imprevisto,-afreak ['fri:k] n1) oddity: ejemplar m anormal, fenómeno m, rareza f2) enthusiast: entusiasta mfadj.• raro e inesperado adj.n.• fenómeno s.m.• monstruo s.m.• rareza s.f.
I friːk1)a) ( abnormal specimen) fenómeno m, ejemplar m anormal; ( monster) monstruo mb) ( unnatural event) fenómeno m, hecho m insólitoc) ( peculiar person) (colloq) bicho m raro (fam)2) ( fanatic) (colloq)jazz freak — fanático, -ca m,f del jazz (fam)
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intransitive verb (sl & dated)Phrasal Verbs:[friːk]1. N1) (=person) monstruo m, fenómeno m ; (=plant, animal) monstruo m ; (=event) anomalía f2) * (=enthusiast) fanático(-a) m / f, adicto(-a) m / fhealth freak — maniático(-a) m / f en cuestión de salud
Jesus 2.peace freak — fanático(-a) m / f de la paz
2.ADJ (=abnormal) [storm, conditions] anómalo, anormal; [victory] inesperado3.VI** = freak out4.VT** = freak out5.CPDfreak show N — (at circus etc) espectáculo m de fenómenos de feria; (fig) espectáculo m de bichos raros *
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I [friːk]1)a) ( abnormal specimen) fenómeno m, ejemplar m anormal; ( monster) monstruo mb) ( unnatural event) fenómeno m, hecho m insólitoc) ( peculiar person) (colloq) bicho m raro (fam)2) ( fanatic) (colloq)jazz freak — fanático, -ca m,f del jazz (fam)
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adjectivedrollig; putzig (ugs.) [Häuschen, Einrichtung]; malerisch, pittoresk [Ort]; (odd, strange) kurios, seltsam [Bräuche, Anblick, Begebenheit]* * *[kweint](pleasantly odd or strange, especially because of being old-fashioned: quaint customs.) wunderlich- academic.ru/90621/quaintly">quaintly- quaintness* * *[kweɪnt]1. (charming) reizend, entzückend, wunderschön; landscape, village idyllisch, malerisch, pittoresk geh; cottage, pub urig2. ( also pej: strangely old-fashioned) customs, way of speaking altmodisch [o altertümlich] [anmutend] a. pej; expression, name altmodisch [o altertümlich] [klingend] a. pej\quaint old woman schrullige [o wunderliche] Alte; customs, ideas, sight eigenartig, eigentümlich, sonderbar, seltsam, kurios oft peja \quaint sense of humour ein seltsamer [o eigenartiger] Sinn für Humor; views eigentümlich, verschroben oft pej4. (pleasantly unusual) encounter, sound wundersam* * *[kweɪnt]adj (+er)(= picturesque) cottage, village, scene malerisch, idyllisch; (= charmingly old-fashioned) pub, custom, expression urig, reizend; (= pleasantly odd) idea kurios, schnurrig, putzig; nickname originell; person, way of speaking drollighow quaint to live in such an old house —
what a thought, my dear, how quaint! — nein so was, meine Liebe, wie originell!
* * *quaint [kweınt] adj (adv quaintly)1. idyllisch, malerisch2. seltsam, merkwürdig* * *adjectivedrollig; putzig (ugs.) [Häuschen, Einrichtung]; malerisch, pittoresk [Ort]; (odd, strange) kurios, seltsam [Bräuche, Anblick, Begebenheit]* * *adj.anheimelnd adj.wunderlich adj. -
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I.n. m.1. 'Weirdo', 'oddball', strange person.2. 'Nutter', 'loony', mad person.3. 'Slackarse', 'slacker', workshy person.4. Ugly person. (The feminine locdue exists but is seldom used.)II.adj.1. (of person): Weird, strange, bizarre.2. 'Bonkers', 'potty', mad.3. Workshy, idle.4. Ugly, unappealing.5. (of goods): 'Tatty', shoddy. -
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Adj.* * *grịl|len|haftadj (dated)(= trübsinnig) moody; (= sonderbar) strange, extraordinary* * *grillenhaft adj -
18 człowiek
Ⅰ m (V człowieku a. człowiecze) 1. (G pl ludzi, Ipl ludźmi) (istota ludzka) person, human (being)- co z niego za dziwny człowiek what a strange person he is- była dobrym człowiekiem she was a good person- na świecie żyje ponad pięć miliardów ludzi there are over five thousand million people in the world- na plaży leżało dwoje ludzi two people were lying on the beach- łabędzie przyzwyczaiły się do ludzi the swans have grown accustomed to people- Konstytucja gwarantuje przestrzeganie praw człowieka the Constitution guarantees the observance of human rights- owszem, grzeszymy, w końcu jesteśmy tylko ludźmi we sin, it’s true – after all we’re only human- nie jesteś godny miana człowieka you don’t deserve to be called human- człowiek pierwotny/cywilizowany primitive/civilized man- człowiek z ulicy the (ordinary) man in the street- święto ludzi pracy a workers’ holiday2. (G pl ludzi, Ipl ludźmi) (mężczyzna) man- stary/starszy człowiek an old/elderly man- dwóch ludzi wniosło szafę na drugie piętro two men carried the wardrobe up to the second floor- młody człowieku, ustąp miejsca give up your seat, young man, will you?3. (G pl ludzi, Ipl ludźmi) (wartościowa jednostka) man, decent person- być (prawdziwym) człowiekiem to be a (really) decent person- wyrosnąć na człowieka to grow up to be a decent person- okazać się a. pokazać się człowiekiem to prove to be a. show oneself to be a decent person- wyjść na ludzi to do well (for oneself a. in life)- zrobić z kogoś człowieka to make a man (out) of sb- wojsko zrobi z niego człowieka the army will make a man (out) of him- pokierować a. wykierować a. wyprowadzić kogoś na człowieka a. na ludzi to bring sb up to be a decent person- matka wychowała nas na ludzi mother brought us up well- będą z niego/niej ludzie he/she’ll do well in life- wielki człowiek a great man4. (G pl ludzi, Ipl ludźmi) (osoba zaufana) pot. man- znał wielu ludzi prezydenta he knew many of the president’s people a. men a. aides- zostaw ją, to nasz człowiek leave her alone, she’s one of us5. (G pl ludzi, Ipl ludźmi) pot. (pracownik) man, worker- musieliśmy wziąć paru ludzi, sami nie dawaliśmy rady we had to hire some men: we couldn’t manage on our own- przyjął człowieka do pomocy he hired a worker to help him6. sgt pot. (o sobie) you, one; (do kogoś) man- człowiek cały dzień haruje, i po co? you work like the clappers all day, and what for?- człowiek całe życie się uczy you never stop learning (in this life)- człowieku, zastanów się, co to ma być? come on, man, what are you playing at?- wytrawny rum, człowieku, co za smak dry rum, mate, there’s nothing like itⅡ ludzie plt 1. (opinia publiczna) people- ludzie mówią, że jest bardzo bogaty they a. people say he’s very rich- nie zależało mu, co ludzie powiedzą he didn’t care what people would say- na czułości nie wypada sobie pozwalać przy ludziach you shouldn’t show affection in public- u nas w firmie ludzie nie lubią żadnych zmian the people in our company don’t like change- ludzie nie pójdą na to, będzie strajk the workers/men won’t agree to that – there’ll be a strike- □ biały człowiek Antrop. Caucasian- człowiek jaskiniowy Antrop. caveman- człowiek kopalny Antrop. fossil man- człowiek neandertalski Antrop. Neanderthal (man)- człowiek śniegu (the) yeti, (the) Abominable Snowman■ człowiek czynu a man/woman of action- człowiek gór a highlander- człowiek honoru a man of honour- człowiek interesu a man of business, a business person- człowiek lasu a woodsman- człowiek renesansu a Renaissance man- człowiek z głową a smart one pot.- człowiek z krwi i kości (only) flesh and blood- ogarnij się trochę i umaluj, żebyś była podobna do ludzi tidy yourself up a bit and put some make-up on, so you look halfway human- ksiądz też człowiek, może zgrzeszyć priests are human too, and occasionally they sin- robić coś jak człowiek pot. to do sth properly- nareszcie wyspałam się jak człowiek I’ve finally had a proper night’s sleep- zachowuj się jak człowiek behave yourself (properly); try and act like a human being pot.* * *human being; ( mężczyzna) man ( bezosobowo)człowiek nie wie, co robić — one doesn't lub you don't know what to do
szary człowiek — (przen) man in the street, ordinary man
* * *mp1. antrop. human being ( Homo sapiens); człowiek pierwotny primitive man; człowiek jaskiniowy cave man; człowiek neandertalski Neanderthal man; człowiek epoki bronzu Bronze man; biały człowiek white man.2. (= osoba) person, individual; swój człowiek friend, my/our man; szary człowiek the man in the street; zwykły człowiek everyman; człowiek bez znaczenia nobody, nonentity; człowiek z ludu man of the people; dobry człowiek good person; święty człowiek holy man, man of God; człowiek gruboskórny thick-skinned person; człowiek interesu businessman; człowiek bezwartościowy no-good; człowiek czynu man of action, doer; człowiek sukcesu achiever, hot shot; człowiek śniegu Abominable Snowman, Yeti; człowiek starej daty mossback; człowiek-orkiestra one-man band; człowiek z krwi i kości flesh and blood; błąd człowieka human error; prawa człowieka human rights; upadek człowieka the Fall of Man; ani się człowiek obejrzy before one knows; być człowiekiem be human; jestem człowiekiem i nic, co ludzkie, nie jest mi obce I am a human l. man and nothing that's human can be l. is alien to me; człowiek strzela, Pan Bóg kule nosi man proposes, God disposes; człowiek uczy się przez całe życie you never stop learning, live and learn; góra z górą się nie zejdzie, ale człowiek z człowiekiem tak friends may meet but mountains never greet; niewłaściwy człowiek na niewłaściwym miejscu a round peg in a square hole; okazać się człowiekiem prove human; człowieku nie irytuj się don't get irritated; człowiek boże igrzysko man, the plaything of God; nie ma ludzi niezastąpionych nobody is irreplaceable; nie samym chlebem człowiek żyje man does not live on bread alone; człowiek człowiekowi wilkiem man is a wolf to (his fellow-)man, one man preys on another.3. pot. (= ja, każdy, ktokolwiek) one, you; nie dadzą człowiekowi spokoju they won't let a fellow be.4. (= dorosły) adult, grown-up.5. pot. (= robotnik, pracownik) worker; nająć człowieka do kopania studni hire a worker l. sb to dig a well.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > człowiek
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plural - oddities; noun (a strange person or thing: He's a bit of an oddity.) særhed* * *plural - oddities; noun (a strange person or thing: He's a bit of an oddity.) særhed -
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plural - oddities; noun (a strange person or thing: He's a bit of an oddity.) excéntricotr['ɒdɪtɪ]n.• birria s.f.• cosa rara s.f.• ente singular s.m.• excentricidad s.f.• extravagancia s.f.• rareza s.f.'ɑːdəti, 'ɒdɪti1) ca) ( person)b) ( thing) rareza f, cosa f rara2) u c ( strangeness) lo raro, rareza f['ɒdɪtɪ]N1) (=odd thing) cosa f rara; (=odd trait) manía f2) (=strangeness) rareza f* * *['ɑːdəti, 'ɒdɪti]1) ca) ( person)b) ( thing) rareza f, cosa f rara2) u c ( strangeness) lo raro, rareza f
См. также в других словарях:
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strange — [[t]stre͟ɪnʤ[/t]] ♦♦ stranger, strangest 1) ADJ GRADED: oft it v link ADJ that/to inf/how Something that is strange is unusual or unexpected, and makes you feel slightly nervous or afraid. Then a strange thing happened... There was something… … English dictionary
strange — 01. He is kind of a [strange] person sometimes, but he s a nice guy. 02. His sister, normally so talkative, was [strangely] quiet throughout the evening. 03. Leo Tolstoy once suggested that it is a [strange] idea to assume that beauty is goodness … Grammatical examples in English
strange*/*/*/ — [streɪndʒ] adj 1) unusual or unexpected in a way that surprises, worries, or frightens you Ian is a very strange person.[/ex] It seemed strange that she would leave so early.[/ex] For some strange reason, she didn t even say ‘hello .[/ex] 2) not… … Dictionary for writing and speaking English
Strange fits of passion have I known — STRANGE FITS OF PASSION HAVE I KNOWNStrange fits of passion have I known: And I will dare to tell, But in the Lover s ear alone, What once to me befell. When she I loved looked every day Fresh as a rose in June, I to her cottage bent my way,… … Wikipedia
Strange Things Happen at Sundown — is a 2003 horror comedy, centering on the lives of a handful of New York vampires. It was directed by Marc Fratto and produced by Insane o rama Productions, and picked up for distribution by Brain Damage Films. The film won the audience choice… … Wikipedia
strange vs stranger — Strange is an adjective used to describe something as unusual or surprising in a way that is unsettling or hard to understand. For example: She had a very strange accent. Stranger is a noun used to describe a person whom one does not know… … English dictionary of common mistakes and confusing words
strange vs stranger — Strange is an adjective used to describe something as unusual or surprising in a way that is unsettling or hard to understand. For example: She had a very strange accent. Stranger is a noun used to describe a person whom one does not know… … English dictionary of common mistakes and confusing words
strange — (adj.) late 13c., from elsewhere, foreign, unknown, unfamiliar, from O.Fr. estrange (Fr. étrange) foreign, alien, from L. extraneus foreign, external, from extra outside of (see EXTRA (Cf. extra)). Sense of queer, surprising is attested from late … Etymology dictionary
Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde — Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde redirects here. For other uses, see Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (disambiguation). Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde … Wikipedia