What is the translation of " BIT ODD " in Czech?

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trochu zvláštní
little strange
little weird
little odd
bit strange
bit odd
kind of weird
bit weird
kind of strange
bit peculiar
little unusual
trochu divný
little weird
kind of weird
bit weird
little strange
kinda weird
little odd
bit odd
bit strange
kind of strange
little awkward
trochu divné
little weird
kind of weird
bit weird
little strange
kinda weird
little odd
bit odd
bit strange
kind of strange
little awkward
trochu divně
little weird
little strange
kind of weird
kind of strange
bit weird
bit strange
little odd
little funny
bit odd
kinda weird
trochu divnej
little weird
kind of weird
bit weird
bit strange
little strange
bit odd
little creepy
bit of a weirdo
kinda weird
trochu zvláštně
little strange
bit weird
bit strange
little weird
little peculiar
bit odd
kind of strange
little funny
little strangely
kind of weird
trochu podivín
bit of an oddball
a bit of a freak
bit odd
little odd
bit weird
kind of strange
kind of weird
trochu divná
little weird
kind of weird
bit weird
little strange
kinda weird
little odd
bit odd
bit strange
kind of strange
little awkward
trošku divný
little weird
kind of weird
bit weird
little strange
kinda weird
little odd
bit odd
bit strange
kind of strange
little awkward
trošku zvláštní
little strange
little weird
little odd
bit strange
bit odd
kind of weird
bit weird
kind of strange
bit peculiar
little unusual

Examples of using Bit odd in English and their translations into Czech

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Bit odd.
She's a bit odd.
It's a bit odd.
A bit odd. He's a genius, absolutely.
Naprostý génius. Trochu podivín.
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You seem a bit odd.
Byl trochu divný.
It's a bit odd, isn't it?
Je to trochu divný, ne?
He's… He's a bit odd.
Je trochu divný.
But it's a bit odd, don't you think?
Ale je to trochu divné, nemyslíte?
You sound a bit odd.
He's a bit odd but we're used to that.
Je trošku divný, ale na to jsme už zvyklí.
Sounds a bit odd?
Zní to trochu divně?
He's a bit odd, but he pays up fair and square.
Je starý, trochu zvláštní, ale platí dobře.
He seems a bit odd.
Je trochu zvláštní.
Isn't that a bit odd, going on holiday without your husband?
Není trochu divné jet na dovolenou bez manžela?
It was a bit odd.
Bylo to trochu zvláštní.
It's a bit odd, isn't it, celebrating an American holiday?
Je to trochu zvláštní, slavit americký svátek, ne?
He was a bit odd.
On byl, no… trochu divnej.
We do have some preliminary data, andI-it's a bit odd.
Máme nějaká předběžné informace ajá… Je to trochu divné.
That's a bit odd, isn't it?
To je trochu zvláštní, ne?
You're acting a bit odd.
Chováš se trochu divně.
You might be a bit odd, but still…- Why not?
Sice jsi trochu divná, ale…- Jak to?
Everything is… a bit odd.
Všechno je trochu divné.
I er… I feel a bit odd, Sven, do you mind if I wander home?
Cítím se trochu divně, Svene, nevadí, když půjdu domů?
He was, er, a bit odd.
On byl, no… trochu divnej.
If they seem a bit odd, please don't be offended.
Možná vám přijdou trochu divné, ale nechci vás jimi nijak urazit.
He was, uh… a bit odd.
On byl, no… trochu divnej.
Although it is a bit odd you didn't mention it in your job interview.
Ačkoliv je trochu divné, že ses o tom nezmínil na pohovoru.
Burt, this tastes a bit odd.
Burte, to chutná trochu divně.
A bit tall, bit odd, but yeah.
Trochu vysoký, trochu zvláštní, ale jo.
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