odd和strange的区别
“It's odd that he hasn't phoned.”为什么不用“strange"呢“It's odd that he hasn't phoned.”为什么不用“strange"呢
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Do you have a question on these words?
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Odd and Strange are synonymous. The mean about the same.
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"odd" means "unusual, rare, uncommon". "strange" is a stronger way to say that something is unusual (not common) and it includes the meanings "unknown or unexplained." For example: It is odd that I don't like to eat seafood (it's unusual because most people like seafood). It's strange that I like to eat insects (I can't explain why I like insects because most people would not like to eat insects).
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