영어에서 Very odd 을 사용하는 예와 한국어로 번역
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Very odd.
I have a very odd job.
Very odd request.
May meets very odd people.
A very odd way of marketing.
School suddenly seemed very odd.
Very odd, that he saw me as a thug.
People dressed in a very odd manner.
Very odd- I have analyzed this for a while.
She was insinuating something very odd.
There's something very odd about you. I gotta say.
However, the religious protests come at a very odd time.
The Cathars had very odd ideas about the human race.
The grown-ups are certainly very, very odd,".
I find her attitude very odd coming from a scientist.
One very odd aspect about baccarat is you could receive opposing comments concerning the game.
Something very odd, matter-of-factly, never explained.
She was insinuating something very odd about your age.
PM candidate Johnson-'Very odd' to involve courts in Brexit decision- EU Reporter: EU Reporter.
O'BRIEN: A very stand-alone, very odd case.
PM candidate Johnson-‘Very odd' to involve courts in Brexit decision».
Given recent events around the world, you could be forgiven for thinking that people have been acting in a very odd and unpredictable manner.
Yes it may have seemed very odd to the outside, but we made it fun and we made it real.
The only downside was that it took us awhile to find our room because we were not given good instructions and the numbers are labeled in a very odd way.
Very odd!-- And you only the second.-- The younger ones out before the elder are married!-- Your younger sisters must be very young?''.
I hope I do not seem stupid or naive butit seems like the only one that I have a very odd problem with account creation, something which I never experienced before.
If the goal was to identify the most effective solution,this would be very odd- but if the real goal is to find a use for the technology, it makes perfect sense.
Boris Johnson, the leading contender to beBritain's next prime minister, said on Wednesday(10 July) it would be“very odd” to give the judiciary a say over Brexit, responding to the threat of a legal challenge by former prime minister John Major, writes William James.