Examples of using Rather strange in English and their translations into Romanian
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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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Computer
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Programming
Yes, sir, that is rather strange.
Your colonel seems to have some rather strange habits.
I continue to consider it a rather strange bubble.
I only meant that… it seemed rather strange.
She has been acting rather strange.
Moreover, it is rather strange because, in my country, the only party that wants to change the constitution is Mr Berlusconi's centre-right party.
Since its use throughout the area of the apartment will create a rather strange design, which will be more suitable for a public place,
But it would be rather strange to see there sunshine
I think it's rather strange you have been his emergency contact all these years, and you only found her now.
But there are things that in a rather strange and inexplicable way make men literally fold their necks
in which you run a rather strange little man, fighting the evil spirits.
A rather strange solution was chosen by technologists for wireless music transfer. The Bluetooth version of 4.2 is considered obsolete(2014 year).
is rather strange.
Adding to them, the website itself is translated in a rather strange manner- there are typos,
Colon hydrotherapy(an expensive and rather strange procedure that official medicine does not recognize).
there's one rather strange one, in the most elegant unified theories we have.
marketing with might and main"," Everyone is engaged in this"- these are rather strange arguments.
During the time preceding what happened a lot of rather strange things were happening.
Almost all of the lodgers are rather strange, especially Mr. and Mrs. Moses
It is rather strange and even sad that in many countries huge mansions are still in a trend, despite the crisis