( the odd) (thể dục,thể thao) cú đánh thêm (chơi gôn)

Kỳ cục, kỳ quặc

How odd !

Kỳ quặc làm sao?

Lẻ

13 is on odd number

13 là con số lẻ

Cọc cạch

You're wearing odd shoes

Anh ta đi đôi giày cọc cạch

Thừa, dư, trên, có lẻ

thirty-odd years later

hơn 30 năm sau (giữa 30 với 40)

Rỗi rãi, rảnh rang

at odd times

lúc rỗi rãi

Lạc lỏng, lẻ ra, dư ra một mình

At school, she always felt the odd one out

ở trường, cô ấy luôn luôn cảm thấy mình lạc lỏng

Vặt, lặt vặt, linh tinh

an odd job

công việc lặt vặt

Bỏ trống, để không

the odd man

người có lá phiếu quyết định (trong một ban mà số uỷ viên là số lẻ)

dư

số lẻ

Strange, peculiar, unusual, uncommon, different,unexpected, unfamiliar, extraordinary, remarkable, atypical,untypical, exotic, out of the ordinary, unparalleled,unconventional, exceptional, unique, singular, individual,anomalous, idiosyncratic, rare, deviant, outlandish, uncanny,queer, curious, bizarre, weird, eccentric, funny, quaint,fantastic, freak, abnormal, freakish, Colloq offbeat, screwy,kinky, freaky, Slang Brit barmy, bent, rum, US and Canadiankooky or kookie: Ebenezer is an odd name for a dog. Where didyou get that odd hat? I cannot account for his odd behaviour. 2occasional, casual, part-time, irregular, random, sporadic,discontinuous, disconnected, various, varied, miscellaneous,sundry, incidental: After being made redundant, he worked atodd jobs for a year or so. The odd shower can be expected duringthe afternoon. 3 leftover, surplus, remaining, unused, spare,superfluous, extra: After the patterns were cut, we wereallowed to take the odd scraps of fabric. 4 uneven, unmatched,unpaired: This gallery has an odd number of columns.

Adj.

Extraordinary, strange, queer, remarkable,eccentric.

Casual, occasional, unconnected (odd jobs; oddmoments).

Not normally noticed or considered; unpredictable(in some odd corner; picks up odd bargains).

Additional;beside the reckoning (earned the odd pound).

A (of numberssuch as 3 and 5) not integrally divisible by two. b (of thingsor persons numbered consecutively) bearing such a number (noparking on odd dates).

Left over when the rest have beendistributed or divided into pairs (have got an odd sock).

Detached from a set or series (a few odd volumes).

(appendedto a number, sum, weight, etc.) somewhat more than (forty odd;forty-odd people).

By which a round number, given sum, etc.,is exceeded (we have 102 - what shall we do with the odd 2?).

N. Golf a handicap of one stroke at each hole.

Odd job acasual isolated piece of work. odd job man (or odd jobber)Brit. a person who does odd jobs. odd man out 1 a person orthing differing from all the others in a group in some respect.2 a method of selecting one of three or more persons e.g. bytossing a coin.

Oddish adj. oddly adv. oddness n. [ME f.ON odda- in odda-mathr third man, odd man, f. oddi angle]