Examples of using Rather strange in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
Today I had a rather strange problem, namely, all in the same game it was deactivated.
Rather strange names started emerging, at least at first glance, like"CD/DAC","SACD/DAC", etc.
The PCB keyboard featured on the MICROFREAK is rather strange to look at but what makes it stand out is the lightning-fast tracking
It is rather strange to demand from a child to love reading without opening a single book with him.
It has to be admitted that the idea is rather strange and perhaps it's more about advertising than practicality.
It is actually rather strange that this is being said so bluntly here, because this is not how it is being done in Denmark.
It seems a bit awkward and rather strange that people can believe as much of one thing that they believe everything someone says.
where he gave me this pink fizzy stuff to drink that I must say tasted rather strange.
main"," Everyone is engaged in this"- these are rather strange arguments.
I want to say frankly that for the first time in my lie I thought about death in a rather strange situation.
is rather strange.
the head injury was rather strange.
thenyou can come to a rather strange conclusion- the manufacturer wanted to position it for all niches in the market,
I find it rather strange that the security checks for European citizens travelling to the United States are becoming stricter and stricter- we even have to pay for our ESTA(Electronic System for Travel Authorisation)
In other respects, of course, the rules in Europe today are rather strange in that anyone can say whatever they like about medicinal products that are subject to medical prescription except those who manufacture these medicinal products;
Something rather strange.
Something rather strange.
It's rather strange.
This is rather strange.
It seemed rather strange.