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Перевод: strangely

[наречие]
странно; необыкновенно; сдержанно

Тезаурус:

1. Strangely, these scenes do not name the church as you might think; that honour goes to a fresco by an unknown sixteenth-century artist, the Madonna of the Passion, in the fifth chapel on the right.
2. The presence that rose thus so strangely beside the waters, is expressive of what in the ways of a thousand years men had come to desire.
3. He acted strangely towards me in Stuttgart.
4. THE LAST week of the campaign began strangely - like a pas sage from Alice in Wonderland: the Prime Minister on his soapbox one minute, in a space-age film set another.
5. (Strangely enough, this attitude does not manifest itself in cosmology where the singular origin of the Universe is accepted as a matter of fact.)
6. As the material is synthetic, use a matching thread - 50 denier is ideal and it comes in many colours, although strangely very few kite-makers seem to want other than black.
7. I was surprised, yet strangely pleased, to discover that the worst seller so far on the exemplary, semi-underground techno label Network has been "Mood" / "Science of Numbers" / "Tear Drops of Yesterday" by Symbols And Instruments.
8. It was rather strangely put, he thought.
9. Strangely enough the clothes shop had once been the home of Paul Morley who sat in residence in its previous existence as a secondhand book sellers.
10. The investiture went ahead on 1 July and was a splendid and dramatic piece of pageantry; it was also strangely moving.
11. "But then you wouldn't be having a child, would you?" came the swift, quiet, but strangely disconcerting reply.
12. Oxford, of course, holds a very important place in the story of the printing of the Bible since, apart from earlier editions, the copyright for printing the Authorised Version of 1611 (which, strangely enough, was never authorised in any official sense), and the Book of Common Prayer, is granted by charter to Oxford and Cambridge University Presses (and by licence to the Queen's Printers, Messrs. Eyre and Spottiswoode).
13. Strangely, despite its comparative rarity in England, the latter is a bird with one of the widest distributions world-wide.