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1 čudna
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2 neobična izgleda
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3 stran
strange, alien inostran foreign, čudan odd* * *• extraneous• uncouth• unacquainted• strange• foreign countries• foreign• alien -
4 čudnost
f strangeness, oddness, oddity, queerness, curiousness (-neobičnost); strange/odd itd. quality, being strange/od itd. (-čudan) -
5 čudan
* * *• erratic• embarrassing• screwy• rummy• eccentric• uncouth• unusual• unnatural• weird• way out• singular• strange• stupendous• puzzling• quaint• fantastic• flaring• flaky• froward• funny• bizarre• outlandish• odd• peculiar• pixilated• marvellous• miraculous• queer -
6 čudno
strangely, oddly* * *• embarrassingly• uncouthly• strange• flaringly• odd• oddly• rattling -
7 čudno se osjećati
• feel strange -
8 neobičan
* * *• excessively• exotic• rum• rummy• droll• egregious• eccentric• uncommon• unusual• unaccountable• unnatural• unwonted• unacquainted• unco• unorthodox• weird• wonderful• singular• strange• spectacular• stupendous• striking• portentous• prodigious• quaint• preternatural• incommon• fantastic• flaring• extraordinary• extravagant• idiosyncratic• bizarre• odd• out of the way• outlandish• pixilated• peculiar• queer• remarkably• remarkable -
9 neobično
oddly, uncommonly* * *• extraordinarily• egregiously• unusually• uncommonly• strange• precious• extremely• flaringly• extraordinary -
10 nepoznat
* * *• rigmarole• unheard• unfamiliar• unafamiliar• unbeknown• unknown• strange• anonymous• obscure• new• nameless -
11 nepoznato
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12 strano
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13 tuđ
belonging to somebody else, foreign* * *• extraneous• disaffected• strange• foreign• outlandish
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