Vocab Bloom Hub

strange

/streɪndʒ/

Tradução: Descreve algo incomum, inesperado, estranho ou difícil de entender, que causa surpresa ou desconforto.

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Relações da palavra

adjective

/streɪndʒ/A2formal
  • ptDescreve algo incomum, inesperado, estranho ou difícil de entender, que causa surpresa ou desconforto.

Describes something that is unusual, surprising, or difficult to understand.

  1. Unusual or surprisingA2formal

    Different from what is usual, normal, or expected; odd.

    ptEstranho

    • There was a strange noise coming from the attic.
    • It's strange that she didn't call us back.
    • He has a strange habit of talking to himself.

    Sinônimosabnormalatypicalbizarrecuriouseccentricextraordinaryoddpeculiarqueersurprisinguncommonunexpectedunfamiliarunusualweird

    Antônimoscommonconventionalexpectedfamiliarnormalordinaryregularstandardtypicalusual

  2. Unfamiliar or unknownA2formal

    Not previously known, seen, or experienced; unfamiliar.

    ptEstranho

    • I felt strange in a new city where I knew no one.
    • The handwriting on the letter was strange to her.
    • He found himself in a strange environment.

    Sinônimosalienexoticforeignnewnovelunaccustomedunexploredunfamiliarunheard-ofunknown

    Antônimoscommonfamiliarknownordinaryusual

  3. Eccentric or peculiarB1informal

    Having a peculiar or odd character; not normal.

    ptEstranho

    • She has a strange sense of humor.
    • His strange behavior worried his friends.
    • The old man was known for his strange collection of antiques.

    Sinônimosbizarrecuriouseccentricoddoutlandishpeculiarqueerquirkyunusualweird

    Antônimoscommonconventionalnormalordinaryregularstandardtypicalusual

Formas
  • stranger comparative form
  • strangest superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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