Examples of using Rather odd in English and their translations into Swedish
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That's a rather odd question.
which was rather odd.
Something rather odd has happened to the Verger.
I find that rather odd.
A“rather odd textbook” about pins by Hans-Peter Kraus.
It struck me as rather odd.
Rather odd place on top of a car part seller
You have to admit it's a rather odd question.
I find that to be a rather odd conclusion and do not believe it to be the case.
I think perhaps I'm still a little drunk. Rather odd.
And the control panel is rather odd- many unnecessary functions for GoDaddy users.
which seems rather odd.
Com that his reaction was rather odd because playing professional poker is just too stressful.
We were put into a handicap room and found that rather odd but oh well.
Mr President, it is rather odd that we find ourselves dissecting Council documents the day after summit meetings.
Upon further inspection, there was some rather odd particulate residue.
I would have thought that it would be rather odd to treat them differently if domestic legislation did not.
From a medical point of view, plans to grant maternity leave to men instead of to women seem rather odd.
Yet the Council' s conclusions give a rather odd double impression of unrestrained intervention on the one hand and abstention on the other.
I was in the library the other night in the Restricted Section and I read something rather odd about a bit of rare magic.
With this in mind, it's rather odd that most products on the market cannot be repaired, which is both expensive and impractical.
it struck me as rather odd.
Right now, when the Lisbon Treaty is about to be ratified, it seems rather odd that Bulgaria did not consult its European partners.
Equal Opportunities rather odd.
This is an important issue, and it is rather odd that in 2009, we should be having to speak about the existence of a trade in humans in the Baltic Sea region.
Go on. I was in the library the other night… in the Restricted Section… and I read something rather odd about a bit of rare magic.
Mr President, may I say by way of an introduction that it is rather odd that every debate of ours on the death penalty should still be marred by a particular lack of frankness.
just as we respect the rather odd Russian territory in the Kaliningrad region.
Lastly, I believe that it is rather odd to want to demand that the Member States' naval forces separate,
On his return, he began the novella-length short story, which he called"something rather odd and much too original", and which was eventually published in Severny Vestnik The Northern Herald.