Oddity Meaning in English
word
ˈɑdəti
AH-duh-tee
ˈɒdɪti
OD-i-tee
释义
Something or someone that is unusual, strange, or different from what is normal; a peculiarity.
用法与细微差别
'Oddity' can describe a person, thing, or event that stands out for being uncommon or peculiar. Common in both formal and informal English. Used respectfully or neutrally, but may sometimes imply harmless weirdness. Often used with 'an' ('an oddity') and rarely for very negative contexts.
Spanish: rareza - peculiaridadPortuguese (BR): esquisitice - peculiaridadePortuguese (PT): esquisitice - peculiaridadeChinese (Simplified): 怪事 - 奇特的人或事Chinese (Traditional): 怪事 - 奇特的人或事Hindi: अजीब बात - विचित्रताArabic: غرابة - شيء غريبBengali: অদ্ভুত বিষয় - অস্বাভাবিক ব্যক্তি (বিষয়ে)Russian: странность - необычностьJapanese: 珍奇なもの - 変わり者Vietnamese: điều lạ - sự kỳ lạ - người khác thườngKorean: 특이함 - 이상한 사람(것)Turkish: gariplik - tuhaflıkUrdu: عجیب بات - نرالا پن (شخص یا چیز)Indonesian: keanehan - keunikan - orang aneh
例句
That building is an oddity in this city.
basic
Her style is an oddity at school.
basic
He always liked being an oddity among his friends.
basic
That little café is a real oddity—it serves soup in ice cream cones.
natural
He's a bit of an oddity in the office, but everyone loves him.
natural
Finding snow here in July was a real oddity.
natural