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62 énergumène
énergumène [enεʀgymεn]masculine noun, feminine noun• qu'est-ce que c'est que cet énergumène ? who's that oddball? (inf)* * *enɛʀgymɛnnom masculin et féminin ( personne exaltée) oddball* * *enɛʀɡymɛn nmpéjoratif (= agité) maniac, fanatic* * *énergumène nmf1 ( personne exaltée) oddball;2 ( personne inquiétante) suspicious character.[enɛrgymɛn] nom masculin et fémininenergumen (littéraire), wild-eyed fanatic ou zealot -
63 marziano
m Martian* * *◆ s.m.1 Martian; (estens.) extraterrestrial2 (fig. fam.) (persona strana, fuori del comune) oddball.* * *[mar'tsjano] marziano (-a)1. agg2. sm/f(di Marte) Martian, (extraterrestre) Martian, little green man* * *[mar'tsjano] 1.aggettivo Martian2.sostantivo maschile (f. -a)1) Martian2) fig. oddball, weirdo* * *marziano/mar'tsjano/Martian(f. -a)1 Martian2 fig. oddball, weirdo. -
64 rar|óg
m 1. Zool. saker (falcon)- polowanie z rarogami hunting with sakers2. przen. (dziwak) oddball pot.- patrzeć na kogoś jak na raroga to look at sb as if they were an oddball- uchodzić za raroga to be considered an oddballThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > rar|óg
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65 Exemplar
n; -s, -e; (Einzelstück) piece; Pflanze, Tier etc.: specimen; (Probe, Muster) specimen, sample; eines Buches, einer Zeitschrift: copy; er ist schon ein seltenes Exemplar ( von Mann) umg., hum. he’s a peculiar ( oder odd) specimen ( oder an oddball), Brit. auch he’s a queer fish* * *das Exemplarcopy; specimen* * *Ex|emp|lar [Eksɛm'plaːɐ]nt -s, -especimen; (= Buchexemplar, Zeitschriftenexemplar) copy* * *das2) (something used as a sample (of a group or kind of something, especially an object to be studied or to be put in a collection): We looked at specimens of different types of rock under the microscope.) specimen* * *Ex·em·plar<-s, -e>[ɛksɛmˈpla:ɐ̯]nt1. (einzelnes Stück) specimenein besonders schönes/gut erhaltenes/seltenes \Exemplar a particularly lovely/well-preserved/rare specimenMarc ist ein merkwürdiges \Exemplar Marc is a funny character* * *das; Exemplars, Exemplare specimen; (Buch, Zeitung, Zeitschrift) copy* * *Exemplar n; -s, -e; (Einzelstück) piece; Pflanze, Tier etc: specimen; (Probe, Muster) specimen, sample; eines Buches, einer Zeitschrift: copy;er ist schon ein seltenes Exemplar (von Mann) umg, hum he’s a peculiar ( oder odd) specimen ( oder an oddball), Br auch he’s a queer fish* * *das; Exemplars, Exemplare specimen; (Buch, Zeitung, Zeitschrift) copy* * *-e n.copy n. -
66 Exzentriker
* * *der Exzentrikeroddball* * *der; Exzentrikers, Exzentriker: eccentric* * ** * *der; Exzentrikers, Exzentriker: eccentric* * *m.eccentric n.oddball n.wacko* n. -
67 Heini
m; -s, -s; umg., pej.: ( blöder etc.) Heini idiot, twerp; komischer Heini queer customer, Am. oddball* * *Hei|ni ['haini]m -s, -s (inf)bloke (Brit inf guy (inf); (= Dummkopf) idiot, fool* * *Hei·ni<-s, -s>[ˈhaini]m (fam) fool, idiot* * *der; Heinis, Heinis (ugs. Schimpfwort) idiot; clot (Brit. coll.)* * *blöder etc)Heini idiot, twerp;komischer Heini queer customer, US oddball* * *der; Heinis, Heinis (ugs. Schimpfwort) idiot; clot (Brit. coll.) -
68 komisch
Adj.1. funny; Wirkung, Rolle, Oper etc.: comic; das finde ich aber gar nicht komisch! umg. I don’t think that’s at all funny2. (merkwürdig) funny, odd, strange; das Komische daran the funny ( oder odd) thing about it; das kommt mir komisch vor that seems odd ( oder strange) to me; komischer Vogel umg. oddball type; mir ist so komisch I feel really funny* * *(seltsam) funny; strange;(spaßig) comical; humorous; comic; zany; funny* * *ko|misch ['koːmɪʃ]1. adjdas Komische daran — the funny thing about it
2) (= seltsam, verdächtig) funny, strange, odddas Komische daran ist... — the funny or strange or odd thing about it is...
kómisch, ich hab schon wieder Hunger — funny, I'm hungry again already
kómisch, dass ich das übersehen habe — it's funny or odd that I should have missed that
mir ist/wird so kómisch (inf) — I feel funny or strange or odd
2. advstrangely; riechen, schmecken, sich fühlen strangejdm kómisch vorkommen — to seem strange to sb
* * *1) (causing amusement: comic remarks.) comic2) (funny: It was comical to see the chimpanzee pouring out a cup of tea.) comical3) (amusing; making one laugh: a funny story.) funny4) funnily* * *ko·misch[ˈko:mɪʃ]I. adj1. (zum Lachen reizend) funny, amusing, comicaldas K\komische daran the funny thing [about it]; (das Sonderbare an etw) the funny [or strange] [or weird] thing [about it]2. (sonderbar) funny, strange, weird\komisch, dass er noch nicht da ist strange [or funny], that he's not here yet?▪ [so] \komisch sein/werden to be/become [sort of] strange/weird[so] \komisch [zumute] sein/werden (fam) to feel/start to feel funny[schon] \komisch, dass funny thatdein Parfüm riecht aber \komisch your perfume smells funny* * *1) (lustig) comical; funnyich finde das gar nicht komisch — (ugs.) I don't think that's at all funny
2) (seltsam) funny; strange; oddkomisch [zu jemandem] sein — act or behave strangely [towards somebody]
mir ist/wird so komisch — I'm feeling funny or peculiar
3) (Literaturw., Theater) comic < part>* * *komisch adj1. funny; Wirkung, Rolle, Oper etc: comic;2. (merkwürdig) funny, odd, strange;das Komische daran the funny ( oder odd) thing about it;komischer Vogel umg oddball type;mir ist so komisch I feel really funny* * *1) (lustig) comical; funnyich finde das gar nicht komisch — (ugs.) I don't think that's at all funny
2) (seltsam) funny; strange; oddkomisch [zu jemandem] sein — act or behave strangely [towards somebody]
mir ist/wird so komisch — I'm feeling funny or peculiar
3) (Literaturw., Theater) comic < part>* * *adj.comic adj.comical adj.funny adj.quizzical adj.strange adj. adv.comically adv.quizzically adv. -
69 Krauter
m; -s, -; umg., hum.1. (Sonderling) oddball (type)2. (unbedeutender Handwerker etc.) small-timer* * *die Kräuterherbs (Pl.); herbage (Pl.)* * *Krau|term -s, - (pej)small-timer (inf)* * *2. (unbedeutender Handwerker etc) small-timer -
70 schräg
I Adj.1. (schräg abfallend) sloping (auch Dach), slanting (auch Augen); (schräg verlaufend) diagonal; Linie: auch oblique; schräger Bruch MED. oblique fracture; schräger Blick sidelong glance; fig. disapproving look2. umg., fig. oddball; schräge Ansichten weird ideas; schräge Klamotten way-out clothes; schräge Musik off-beat music; weitS. (Jazz) hot jazz; schräger Vogel shady-looking characterII Adv.1. schneiden, stellen etc.: at an angle; schräg gestreift diagonally striped; schräg gegenüber diagonally opposite; schräg stehende Augen slanting eyes; schräg parken park at an angle; schräg über die Straße gehen cross the road at an angle; jemanden schräg ansehen give s.o. a sidelong glance; fig. look askance at s.o.; den Kopf schräg halten have one’s head tilted ( oder cocked) to one side* * *leaning (Adj.); slanting (Adj.); askew (Adj.); slanting (Adj.); oblique (Adj.); cross (Adj.); bias (Adj.); transverse (Adj.); sloping (Adj.); transversal (Adj.); sloped (Adj.); slantwise (Adj.); slantwise (Adv.); athwart (Adv.); aslant (Adj.)* * *[ʃrɛːk]1. adj1) (= schief, geneigt) sloping; Schrift sloping, slanting; Augen slanted, slanting; Kante bevelled (Brit), beveled (US)2) (= nicht gerade, nicht parallel) oblique; Linie oblique, diagonal3) (inf = verdächtig) suspicious, fishy (inf)4) (inf = seltsam) Musik, Vorstellungen, Leute weirdein schrä́ger Vogel — a queer fish (Brit inf), a strange bird (US)
2. advden Hut schrä́g aufsetzen — to put one's hat on at an angle
schrä́g stehende Augen — slanting or slanted eyes
2) (= nicht gerade, nicht parallel) obliquely; überqueren, gestreift diagonally; (SEW) on the bias; schneiden on the cross or biasschrä́g gegenüber/hinter — diagonally opposite/behind
schrä́g rechts/links — diagonally to the right/left
schrä́g rechts/links abbiegen (Auto, Fähre) — to bear or fork right/left
die Straße biegt schrä́g ab — the road forks off
schrä́g gedruckt — in italics
schrä́g laufend — diagonal, oblique
den Kopf schrä́g halten — to hold one's head at an angle or cocked to one side
schrä́g parken — to park at an angle
die Sonne schien schrä́g ins Fenster — the sun slanted in through the window
jdn schrä́g ansehen or angucken (lit) — to look at sb out of the corner of one's eye; (fig) to look askance at sb
schrä́g zum Hang queren/fahren — to traverse
schrä́g zum Fadenlauf — on the bias
* * *(sloping: He drew an oblique line from one corner of the paper to the other.) oblique* * *[ʃrɛ:k]I. adj1. (schief) sloping; (Position, Wuchs) slanted; (Linien, Streifen) diagonal, oblique; (Kante) bevelled, beveled AMII. adv1. (schief) at an angle, askew, at a slanteinen Hut \schräg aufsetzen to put a hat on at a slant [or an angle]etw \schräg schraffieren to hatch sth with diagonal [or oblique] linesdas Bild hängt \schräg the picture is hanging askew; s.a. Augelinks/rechts \schräg abbiegen to bear to the left/right\schräg abknicken to fork off\schräg überqueren to cross diagonally4.* * *1.1) diagonal <line, beam, cut, etc.>; sloping <surface, roof, wall, side, etc.>; slanting, slanted <writing, eyes, etc.>; tilted <position of the head etc., axis>2) (ugs.): (unseriös) offbeat2.adverbial at an angle; (diagonal) diagonallyden Kopf schräg halten — hold one's head to one side; tilt one's head
er saß schräg vor/hinter mir — he was sitting in front of/behind me and to one side
schräg gedruckt — [printed] in italics postpos.
jemanden schräg angucken — (fig. ugs.) look askance at somebody
* * *A. adj1. (schräg abfallend) sloping (auch Dach), slanting (auch Augen); (schräg verlaufend) diagonal; Linie: auch oblique;schräger Bruch MED oblique fracture;schräger Blick sidelong glance; fig disapproving look2. umg, fig oddball;schräge Ansichten weird ideas;schräge Klamotten way-out clothes;schräge Musik off-beat music; weitS. (Jazz) hot jazz;schräger Vogel shady-looking characterB. adv1. schneiden, stellen etc: at an angle;schräg gestreift diagonally striped;schräg gegenüber diagonally opposite;schräg stehende Augen slanting eyes;schräg parken park at an angle;schräg über die Straße gehen cross the road at an angle;jemanden schräg ansehen give sb a sidelong glance; fig look askance at sb;den Kopf schräg halten have one’s head tilted ( oder cocked) to one side2. umg, fig (seltsam) weirdly;schräg angezogen sein be wearing way-out clothes* * *1.1) diagonal <line, beam, cut, etc.>; sloping <surface, roof, wall, side, etc.>; slanting, slanted <writing, eyes, etc.>; tilted <position of the head etc., axis>2) (ugs.): (unseriös) offbeat2.adverbial at an angle; (diagonal) diagonallyden Kopf schräg halten — hold one's head to one side; tilt one's head
er saß schräg vor/hinter mir — he was sitting in front of/behind me and to one side
schräg gedruckt — [printed] in italics postpos.
jemanden schräg angucken — (fig. ugs.) look askance at somebody
* * *adj.angular adj.askew adj.oblique adj.skew adj.slanting adj.sloped adj.sloping adj.transversal adj.transverse adj. adv.obliquely adv.slantingly adv.slantwise adv.transversely adv. -
71 Schrulle
f; -, -n; umg.1. quirk; (Idee) oddball (Brit. auch cranky) idea; sie hat den Kopf voller Schrullen her head is full of weird ideas; er hat immer einen Hut auf - das ist so eine Schrulle von ihm he always wears a hat - that’s one of his little quirks2. pej. (Frau) old crone* * *die Schrullecrotchet; vagary* * *Schrụl|le ['ʃrʊlə]f -, -n1) quirkwas hast du dir denn da für eine Schrulle in den Kopf gesetzt? (inf) — what strange idea have you got into your head now?
2) (pej = alte Frau) old crone* * *Schrul·le<-, -n>[ˈʃrʊlə]f (fam) quirk* * *die; Schrulle, Schrullen cranky idea; (Marotte) quirk* * *sie hat den Kopf voller Schrullen her head is full of weird ideas;er hat immer einen Hut auf - das ist so eine Schrulle von ihm he always wears a hat - that’s one of his little quirks2. pej (Frau) old crone* * *die; Schrulle, Schrullen cranky idea; (Marotte) quirk -
72 Sonderling
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73 Zeitgenosse
1. contemporary2. umg., oft pej. (Mitmensch) type, individual; ein seltsamer / unangenehmer Zeitgenosse auch an odd / awkward customer* * *der Zeitgenossefellow; contemporary* * *Zeit|ge|nos|se1. mŹéít|ge|nos|sin2. fcontemporaryein seltsamer Zéítgenosse (iro) — an odd bod (inf), an oddball (esp US inf)
* * *Zeit·ge·nos·se, -ge·nos·sin[ˈtsaitgənɔsə, -gənɔsɪn]m, fjds \Zeitgenosse, ein \Zeitgenosse von jdm sb's contemporary, a contemporary of sbein übler \Zeitgenosse a bad guy fam* * *der, Zeitgenossin die1) contemporary* * *1. contemporary2. umg, oft pej (Mitmensch) type, individual;ein seltsamer/unangenehmer Zeitgenosse auch an odd/awkward customer* * *der, Zeitgenossin die1) contemporary -
74 excéntrico
adj.eccentric, odd, weird, cranky.m.eccentric, screwball, rara avis, weirdie.* * *► adjetivo1 eccentric* * *(f. - excéntrica)noun adj.* * *excéntrico, -aADJ SM / F eccentric* * *- ca adjetivo/masculino, femenino eccentric* * *= eccentric, crank, oddball [odd ball], kooky, flaky [flakey], wacky [wackier -comp., wackiest -sup.].Ex. The person who never throws away a newspaper is regarded as an eccentric; the person who never throws away a book is more likely to be regarded as a bibliophile no matter what the resulting motley assortment of books may be.Ex. The British Museum Reading Room is filled with cranks, hacks, poverty-stricken scholars who cherish their hobby.Ex. Some librarians think people making these kinds of requests for responsive, contemporaneous headings, and for different cataloging practices are sort of kooky, unrealistic, oddballs.Ex. Some librarians think people making these kinds of requests for responsive, contemporaneous headings, and for different cataloging practices are sort of kooky, unrealistic, oddballs.Ex. Children who were in some way different were excused from family responsibilities in childhood because they were, for example, 'spoiled,' a 'problem child,' or ' flaky'.Ex. 'Open Season' is a wild and wacky animated comedy set in the town of Timberline.* * *- ca adjetivo/masculino, femenino eccentric* * *= eccentric, crank, oddball [odd ball], kooky, flaky [flakey], wacky [wackier -comp., wackiest -sup.].Ex: The person who never throws away a newspaper is regarded as an eccentric; the person who never throws away a book is more likely to be regarded as a bibliophile no matter what the resulting motley assortment of books may be.
Ex: The British Museum Reading Room is filled with cranks, hacks, poverty-stricken scholars who cherish their hobby.Ex: Some librarians think people making these kinds of requests for responsive, contemporaneous headings, and for different cataloging practices are sort of kooky, unrealistic, oddballs.Ex: Some librarians think people making these kinds of requests for responsive, contemporaneous headings, and for different cataloging practices are sort of kooky, unrealistic, oddballs.Ex: Children who were in some way different were excused from family responsibilities in childhood because they were, for example, 'spoiled,' a 'problem child,' or ' flaky'.Ex: 'Open Season' is a wild and wacky animated comedy set in the town of Timberline.* * *1 ‹conducta/persona› eccentricmasculine, feminineeccentric* * *
excéntrico◊ -ca adjetivo/ sustantivo masculino, femenino
eccentric
excéntrico,-a adjetivo eccentric
' excéntrico' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
excéntrica
English:
crank
- eccentric
- flaky
- intrigue
- off-beat
- queer
- wacky
- screw
* * *excéntrico, -a♦ adj1. [extravagante] eccentric2. Geom eccentric♦ nm,feccentric* * *I adj eccentricII m, excéntrica f eccentric* * *excéntrico, -ca adj & n: eccentric* * *excéntrico adj eccentric -
75 coco
coco [koko]masculine nouna. (baby talk = œuf) egge. ( = noix) beurre de coco coconut butterf. ( = réglisse) liquorice powder* * *kokonom masculin1) ( noix) coconut2) (colloq) ( terme d'affection) darling3) (colloq) ( individu)4) (colloq) ( communiste) pej commie (colloq) péj, red (colloq) péj* * *kɔko nm *(= individu) bloke Grande-Bretagne dude USASee:* * *A nm2 ○( terme d'affection) darling, pet○;3 ○( individu) guy○, customer○ péj; c'est un drôle de coco celui-là! that guy's a bit of an oddball○ ou a strange customer○;6 ○( tête) nut○, head; elle n'a rien dans le coco she isn't all there○;B ○nf ( cocaïne) coke○.[koko] nom masculin1. (familier) [tête] nut2. (familier) [individu]4. (langage enfantin) [œuf] egg5. (familier & péjoratif) [communiste] commie -
76 hurluberlu
hurluberlu, e [yʀlybεʀly]masculine noun, feminine noun* * *hurluberlue yʀlybɛʀly nom masculin, féminin oddball (colloq)* * *yʀlybɛʀly1. nm(personne extravagante) crank2. adj* * *hurluberlu, hurluberlue nm,f oddball○., hurluberlue [yrlybɛrly] nom masculin, nom féminin -
77 original
1. adjectivea. originalb. ( = bizarre) odd2. masculine noun, feminine noun( = excentrique) eccentric3. masculine noun* * *
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1) (authentique, créatif) original2) ( bizarre) eccentric
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nom masculin, féminin ( personne excentrique) eccentric, oddball (colloq)
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nom masculin ( œuvre primitive) original* * *ɔʀiʒinal, o original, -e originaux mpl1. adj1) (version, édition) original2) (= bizarre) eccentric2. nm/f3. nm1) (= document) original2) ART originalL'original est au Louvre. — The original is in the Louvre.
3) (dactylographie) top copy* * *A adj1 ( authentique) [document, tableau] original;2 ( créatif) [esprit, personnalité, œuvre, idée, décor] original; c'est original comme idée that's an original idea;3 ( bizarre) [personne, manières, vêtements] eccentric.B nm,f ( personne excentrique) eccentric, oddball○.1. [nouveau - architecture, idée, système] original, novel ; [ - cadeau, film, style, personne] original3. [d'origine - document, manuscrit] original————————————————1. [d'une œuvre] original[d'un document] original ou master (copy)[d'un objet, d'un personnage] original2. [texte à traduire] original -
78 zèbre
zèbre [zεbʀ]masculine noun( = animal) zebra* * *zɛbʀnom masculin1) zebra2) (colloq) fig bloke (colloq) GB, guy (colloq)* * *zɛbʀ nm1) (= animal) zebra2)* * *zèbre nm1 zebra;[zɛbr] nom masculincourir ou filer comme un zèbre to go like greased lightning2. (familier) [individu]c'est un (drôle de) zèbre, celui-là!a. [ton dépréciatif] he's a weirdo!b. [ton amusé ou admiratif] he's quite something! -
79 squinternato
squinternato agg.1 ( scompaginato) falling to pieces: un libro squinternato, a book that is falling to pieces // una baracca squinternata, (estens.) a tumbledown hovel◆ s.m. scatterbrain; eccentric person.* * *[skwinter'nato] squinternato (-a)1. agg2. sm/f* * *[skwinter'nato] 1.participio passato squinternare2.1) [ libro] falling to pieces3.* * *squinternato/skwinter'nato/II aggettivo1 [ libro] falling to piecesIII sostantivo m.(f. -a) eccentric person, oddball colloq. -
80 otkačen
pp & adj - otkvačen, otkopčan itd.; (šašav, originalan) freakish, weird, daft, screwy, zany, wild, oddball, funky, sl offbeat, off-center, sl far-out, sl way-out, sl off--the-wall* * *• screwy• daft• zany• wild• weird• freakish• oddball
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