odd是什么意思_音标_用法_例句

简单释义：

adj. 奇怪的；怪异的；反常的；（某方面）怪异的

n. 【高】让转弱的对手从打球进一个洞的击球次数中减去一次击球

网络 奇数的；古怪的；奇特的，古怪的

变形：

复数：odds  

完整释义：

adj.

1.奇数的,二除不尽的;单(数)的,奇数号的
2.奇妙的,奇特的,古怪的,可笑的
3.奇妙的,新奇的,独到的,希罕的,异想天开的,别出新裁
4.古怪的,怪僻的,扎眼,异样的,蹊跷,怪模怪样的
5.(一双、一封中的)吊单的,不全的,无配对的;零散的
6.余的,残余的,有零数的;带零头的,零星的
7.零头,开外;零星的,残缺不全的
8.临时的,不固定的;额外的
9.不舒服,令人不愉快的
10.偏僻的

n.

1.奇数
2.【高尔夫球】让转弱的对手从打球进一个洞的击球次数中减去一次击球;多于对方的一次击球

v.

1.比对手多一击

例句：

1. He does odd jobs that bring him in ten to twelve pounds a week.
   他做零工每月可赚十至十二英镑。

2. So to attack. And for here it's actually a bit of a close run thing, but in an odd sort of way.
   攻击力方面，这里的确有点竞争激烈，不过又有几分怪异。

3. He said: 'The smoke seemed to have an odd bloom to it at the base of the column that was streaming south of the city.
   他说，“那些烟好象是个奇怪的花的形状，并向城市的南边蔓延。”

4. On the face of it, Bouygues SA's decision to share the risk with the brothers was an odd one.
   表面上看，布伊格股份有限公司决定和布伊格兄弟们共同承担风险好像有些奇怪。

5. The odd thing is that America's politicians should find this attitude so hard to understand: their sentiments on the matter are the same.
   奇怪的是，美国的政客们将会觉得这种态度非常难以理解：他们在这一问题上的情绪并无两样。

6. The only odd thing about this election is the fact that the Democratic candidates both seem more comfortable with God-talk than Mr McCain.
   在谈及宗教话题时，两位民主党候选人似乎要比共和党人麦凯恩惬意得多，这可真称得上是奇事一桩。

7. Out of his pocket he took an odd-shaped, ornamented brass whistle, on which he piped a series of complicated trills.
   他从口袋里掏出一个样子很怪但很精致的铜哨子，吹了一连串复杂的信号。

8. I sometimes think of Eli as having a huge book of odd knowledge in his head. In real time the contents can be hard for people to understand.
   有时我会想伊莱脑子里有一本厚厚的写满了古怪知识的书，而上面的内容可能很难让人立刻明白。