Examples of using Bit odd in English and their translations into Portuguese
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which is a bit odd.
That Sis is a bit odd.
Isn't that a bit odd?
Cons: Parking is a bit odd.
Though it is a bit odd.
Well, I thought it a bit odd, But then, you have never been the most predictable of sorts.
It seems a bit odd that consumers appear to be rewarded for skipping out on their debts through bankruptcy.
This interpretation that the Council adopted under the Swedish leadership therefore seems a bit odd.
It might sound a bit odd when we talk about design without the presence of a screen.
Well, with that arrangement, the first and last item in that set will look a bit odd.
This could appear a bit odd, but it is definitely beneficial,
Probably people think this is a bit odd, but if they knew why I was doing it, they would understand.
it is a bit odd to be debating the future of Europe here without considering the question of the European Union's borders.
It's a bit odd to be walking around here in the middle of the night, though, don't you think?
It seems a bit odd to think of linguistics for a language that is not spoken.
Pay Yourself WeeklyThis may seem a bit odd, but this is an excellent way to start building a substantial savings.
things get a bit odd, and certainly some getting used to.
So far the natives are very friendly, if a bit odd, if you know what I mean.
It's just a bit odd for a sadist to put on a show like this.
Conf file itself is a bit odd, its treated as a diff if you just click on it.