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Перевод: eccentric

[прилагательное]
эксцентричный; странный; эксцентрический [тех.]; эксцентриковый; нецентральный;
[существительное]
чудак ; эксцентричный человек; эксцентрик ; кулак ; оригинал

Тезаурус:

1. Other students had always found him eccentric but now they found his behaviour very odd - a lot of muttering to himself, and a total incapacity for the practical things, and sudden disappearances into silences.
2. A gallery of eccentric supports (including Twiggy and Peggy Ashcroft) cannot save it.
3. Eccentric, say the purists.
4. TALKING of which, Brian Clough's behaviour can be so eccentric it is possible to believe him capable of almost anything.
5. Betjeman appeared in a pair of eccentric bedroom slippers and said he hoped I didn't mind them as he had a blister.
6. Jamaica, where the first railway of 1845 was the first in the British colonial empire, was provided with a diverse group of wonderfully eccentric stations.
7. An eccentric Welsh atheist, Dr William Price, cremated the body of his illegitimate infant, to whom he had given the name Jesus.
8. The first Alpine skiers were regarded as rather eccentric, but the sport gradually took hold where there were already mountain resorts such as Davos in Switzerland.
9. Would you say that you are building a reputation in eccentric roles? necessarily eccentric - that just sounds a gimmick.
10. His opposition to premarital sex - he and his university sweetheart stay in separate rooms - adds to the eccentric image.
11. He was able to visualize how soccer could benefit from adopting ideas which, in their infancy, seemed to most other people to be merely the outpourings of an eccentric mind."
12. Rafferty found Law to be "expensive, aggressive, big-headed, eccentric, moody and petulant.
13. The Fifties was a great time for moral stands, at least on this subject, accompanied by high-level debate and quixotic, brave, sometimes eccentric gestures of persuasion.