1.古怪的(人)
1.someone whose behavior is strange or unusual
1.OK so this is a bit of an oddball suggestion, but I love tea and these little guys keep it warm for much longer.
OK这真是一个有点古怪的建议，但是我喜欢喝茶，这个小玩意能让茶热得更久。
2.It was the right place for them, actually, the right kind of setting so I guess that made me sort of the oddball.
那里是他们该待的地方，实际上这是一种正确的布置，我猜，这种想法可能会让我变成一个古怪的人。
3."I don't want to be an oddball or different or nothing, but I just don't know, " he says.
他说，“我不想当混球、古古怪怪的人或者一事无成的人，我就是不知道将来会是什么样。”
4.Meanwhile, nannies seem to be the target of oddball queries from potential employers, as I've reported previously.
另外像我前面写到的那样，保姆求职的时候，似乎很容易被问到一些奇奇怪怪的问题。
5.Being a bit of an oddball may be an asset as an investor. It is less helpful if you need to persuade others to see things your way.
在投资方面做个怪人不见得是坏事，说服别人和你一样地看问题没有多大好处。
6.It's not a rediscovered camp classic, but just a bad low-grade comedy with a few oddball elements.
这不是一个重新发现的阵营的经典之作，但只是一个坏低档一些古怪的元素的喜剧。
7.Earth had always been an oddball in the solar system as the only planet with a single moon.
从太阳系角度来看，地球是唯一一个只有一个卫星的星球。
8.SLAUGHTERHOUSE OF THE RISING SUN: A former mental patient is picked up by an oddball family after finding herself stranded in the desert.
太阳升起之时的杀手之家：一个前精神病人被一个古怪的家庭在她在沙漠里漫游的时候捡回来。
9.Our neighbor is a real oddball - - he never talks to anyone.
我们的邻居真是一个怪胎--他从不跟任何人说话。
10.But King's, they seemed to feel, was sufficiently oddball to find me a congenial candidate.
但是，看起来他们感觉，国王学院要是觉得我合适那就是完全不正常了。