Examples of using Bizarrely in English and their translations into Arabic
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Computer
Bizarrely tough for us.
You are acting rather bizarrely.
It is bizarrely plausible.
Yes. He's behaving most bizarrely.
Bizarrely specific but fine.
Spector behaved bizarrely, walked out.
Bizarrely he's on the telephone.
No, I feel good, actually, bizarrely good.
Bizarrely… but it's kind of working.
First woman on the moon, saved the Earth from itself, and, rather bizarrely, she becomes President of the United States!
Bizarrely, this baby lark seems to suit her.
So, was I, reading through all the first lady's e-mail correspondence like some bizarrely overpaid first-year associate.
Bizarrely, it explains all your symptoms.
Meteorologists are still stumped as to why there were no warnings andso far no explanation for this bizarrely localized storm.
No, but… bizarrely enough, Bob Saget is in your office.
Daylight looked odd, and shadows became very strange;they looked bizarrely sharp, as if someone had turned up the contrast knob on the TV.
Bizarrely, nobody had ever thought of measuring this before.
Sacrifice and jealousy, forgiveness and mistrust,idealism and self-esteem sometimes weave so closely and bizarrely that it is not possible to distinguish one from the other.
Bizarrely, this thing doesn't have a head. I'm not quite sure why.
Very quickly,he also had me performing for larger and larger audiences, and bizarrely, I became almost a kind of poster child for Norwegian multiculturalism.
He was bizarrely lashed to the yoke… with radio cable and bound in twisted pipe.
Silk and Rees calculated that this moment when the black hole pushed the surrounding galaxy away,would depend, bizarrely, on how fast the stars in the outer galaxy were moving.
Their bizarrely shaped nose can detect fresh growth from hundreds of miles away.
Most bizarrely, they live in social colonies, much like termites or ants.
Bizarrely, the coat of arms of the Archbishop of Canterbury still incorporates the Y shape of the pallium.
But the spectacle of bizarrely curving branches, which can only be assessed in winter, fully compensates for the girth of the crown.
Kaplan, bizarrely, shares more with ISIS than Iran does with that group- since both Kaplan and ISIS are driven by their hatred of those who follow the Shia traditions of Islam.
