Examples of using Offbeat in English and their translations into Czech
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It's not offbeat.
The offbeat access reference reads at 649-F, 1.500.
Or way offbeat.
And some of them are a little offbeat!
Dead languages, offbeat history.
Violet's ideas might seem a little offbeat.
With queer names and offbeat professions.
The offbeat access reference reads at 649-F 1,500… Please copy.
I'm afraid it's a little offbeat.
She's always been offbeat, but now she's just off.
Probably put it in"Offbeat.
The offbeat access reference reads at 649-F, 1,500… Please copy.
Sometimes you get a quirky, offbeat foreign-language production.
You're not getting it, are you? I liked your proposal. I thought it was fresh and offbeat.
Sometimes you get a quirky, offbeat foreign-language production.
A perpetually deserted terrace, a vast series of balconies that open onto a landscape heavy with the poetic and offbeat charm of a movie set.
And the curious and rather offbeat grandparents… who raised William after the tragic murder-suicide of his parents.
The main guest from abroad will be Reimer Eising aka Kettel from the Netherlands- classically schooled pianist and mainly IDM producer, who is going to present his more offbeat oriented works including new material from an upcoming ambient album.
Music is rarely so offbeat as blown into leaves, nature rarely so entertaining as rattled around the retired detective, the enlightened farmer, and the amateur inventor.
Oh, Mom, he's wild andspontaneous and hysterical and offbeat, and on top of all that, he's centred, and he's down-to-earth.
Sequenced more or less chronologically, this book reflects the sometimes chaotic, sometimes mysterious proces of creation, interweaving projects and obsessions, themes and passions,cultural tensions and offbeat moments, into one continuous chronicle of the street, from 1979 to the present.
And while I can appreciate your loss,I can't have you and your offbeat sidekick running around my town committing felonies in some misguided quest for justice.
Walter Stokman's elegant, languid film captures him at ease in his natural habitat,surrounded by offbeat characters from the region's predominantly poor population, most notably his father, a retired railwayman.