odd

strange or unusual in a way that is difficult to explain

extraño, raro, peculiar

• be odd

Collocations odd behaviour · an odd feeling

• She had an odd look in her eyes.

  Tenía una mirada extraña en los ojos.

not forming a pair or set; left over when other things are paired or grouped together

impar, singular

• be odd

Collocations odd number · odd socks

• There's an odd sock in the drawer.

  Hay un calcetín suelto en el cajón.

not at a regular time; not part of an ordinary schedule or timetable

extraño, imprevisto

• be odd

Collocations odd hour · odd occasion

• It's an odd time to be calling.

  Es una hora extraña para llamar.

not a complete number or amount; not exact

incompleto, parcial

• be odd

Collocations odd amount · odd number of people

• There's an odd number of people coming to the party.

  Viene un número impar de personas a la fiesta.

not exact; not ending in .00 or .50, for example $1.99 instead of $2.00

no redondo, con centavos

• be odd

Collocations odd price · odd amount of money

• The prices are all odd.

  Los precios no son redondos.

not liked or accepted by other people; not normal in a way that makes others dislike you

antipático, extraño

• be odd

Collocations odd person · odd character

• He's an odd person to work with.

  Es una persona extraña con la que trabajar.

not the usual or expected place; not in its normal position

desubicado, fuera de lugar

• be odd

Collocations odd place · odd location

• It's an odd place to put a lamp.

  Es un lugar extraño para poner una lámpara.

not the usual or expected thing; not normal in a way that makes people surprised

extraño, insólito

• be odd

Collocations odd thing · odd occurrence

• It's an odd thing to say.

  Es una cosa extraña de decir.