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Перевод: strange

[прилагательное]
незнакомый; неизвестный; странный; необыкновенный; чудной; удивительный; непривычный; чужой; чуждый; сдержанный; холодный

Тезаурус:

1. A clumsy mural of a Viking adorned one of the windows, the bright colours looking strange in the surrounding drabness.
2. The place has always attracted writers and artists and lovers of strange and dramatic scenery.
3. Writing about this one feels strange simply because there isn't that much to say.
4. Lawrence put his money on the islanders: "In the end, the strange, sinister spirit of the place will smash our mechanical oneness into smithereens."
5. A strange feeling of expectation mixed with our fear as we became caught up in the thrill of the hunt.
6. As in his remarks on Lawrence in After Strange Gods and The Idea of a Christian Society , Eliot indicates the importance of contact with the savage as a beginning, while stressing its limitations.
7. Strips of cloth had been tied to the thorn, as on trees dedicated to strange gods in West Africa, the Near East and India, each strip a supplication.
8. So women don't need to wear Burkhas to avoid being seen by strange men.
9. It was strange - hard - to think about something she took for granted.
10. She felt strange.
11. Writing about the last two jobs felt strange, largely because of the muddled emotions they still arouse.
12. This looks a little strange so they're best removed every year.
13. But he convinces one that, from their early days of teenage touring in Hauptmann's Hannele, they shared a mutual devotion to each other, an indefinable star quality and a passion for the strange, hermetic world of theatre.