Examples of using Rather odd in English and their translations into Italian
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I mean, doesn't that strike you as rather odd that he would be doing a job for a man whose son killed his boy?
And I came across something rather odd, about a very rare piece of magic.
This being said, I do find it rather odd that such objects could have survived fairly intact the type of destruction that turned most of the Twin Towers into thin dust.
So it's rather odd that we suddenly suffered an issue with a part that was perfectly normal,
With a big body and a rather odd looking face he leaves a bit to be desired style wise.
Although you must have noticed his work's taken a rather odd turn of late.
it is rather odd to hear some of the whiners- including some of my fellow Swedes- criticising the Swedish Presidency.
And the control panel is rather odd- many unnecessary functions for GoDaddy users.
I suppose it should be noted that we stick to the rather odd little 9-bar form of[B] for Dennis' soloing exploits.
Hello, I have a rather odd problem, and I have a home wifi network,
gentlemen, this is a rather odd debate we are having.
I thought this was a rather odd issue to promote in a city election.
Upon further inspection, there was some rather odd particulate residue.
King Carnival overthrows the local government and rules in a rather odd manner until Ash Wednesday,
Well, I for one have always believed that it was rather odd that Kurihara joined us!
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.
And I read something rather odd about a bit of rare magic. in the Restricted Section… I was in the library the other night.
I find it rather odd would bow to a relative newcomer like Parsa. I must say, that someone of Malik's experience.
I was in the library the other night in the Restricted Section and I read something rather odd about a bit of rare magic.
it seems rather odd that Bulgaria did not consult its European partners.