Question

B1  odd  tuhaf; garip

Accepted Answer

adjective  /ɒd   / adjective (odder; oddest) odd (adjective)
 /ɒd   / adjective (odder; oddest)
 
STRANGE 
1
strange; unusual
tuhaf; garip
 There's something odd about him.
 It's a bit odd that she didn't phone to say
she couldn't come.
SYNONYM PECULIAR
 2 (odd-)
 [in compounds]
strange or unusual in
the way mentioned
garip
 an odd-sounding name
NOT REGULAR 
3 [only
before a noun]
not regular or fixed;
happening sometimes
düzensiz
 He makes the odd mistake, but nothing very
serious.
VARIOUS 
4 [only
before a noun]
that is left after
other similar things have been used
artık
 He made the bookshelves out of a few odd
bits of wood.
NOT MATCHING 
5 not
with the pair or set it belongs to; not matching
 (çorap, terlik vb.) tek
 You're wearing odd socks.
NUMBER 
6 a
number that cannot be divided by two
 (sayı) tek
 One, three, five and seven are all odd numbers.
OPPOSITE EVEN1
APPROXIMATELY 
7
(usually used after a number) a little more than
küsur
 ‘How old do you think he is?’ ‘Well, he
must be thirty-odd, I suppose.’
IDIOM
the
odd man/one out
one that is different
from all the others in a group
farklı
 Her brothers and sisters were much older
than she was. She was always the odd one out.

Level	B1
Kind	adjective
Front	odd
IPA	/ɒd / adjective (odder; oddest)
Back	tuhaf; garip
Back 2	odd (adjective) /ɒd / adjective (odder; oddest) STRANGE 1 strange; unusual tuhaf; garip There's something odd about him. It's a bit odd that she didn't phone to say she couldn't come. *SYNONYM* PECULIAR 2 (odd-) [in compounds] strange or unusual in the way mentioned garip an odd-sounding name NOT REGULAR 3 [only before a noun] not regular or fixed; happening sometimes düzensiz He makes the odd mistake, but nothing very serious. VARIOUS 4 [only before a noun] that is left after other similar things have been used artık He made the bookshelves out of a few odd bits of wood. NOT MATCHING 5 not with the pair or set it belongs to; not matching (çorap, terlik vb.) tek You're wearing odd socks. NUMBER 6 a number that cannot be divided by two (sayı) tek One, three, five and seven are all odd numbers. *OPPOSITE* EVEN1 APPROXIMATELY 7 (usually used after a number) a little more than küsur ‘How old do you think he is?’ ‘Well, he must be thirty-odd, I suppose.’ IDIOM the odd man/one out one that is different from all the others in a group farklı Her brothers and sisters were much older than she was. She was always the odd one out.

Odd Adjective Garip /ɒd Odder Oddest Tuhaf Strange

odd (adjective)