weird in Czech
weird in Czech is divný, zvláštní — weird means strange, unusual, or hard to explain; not what you would normally expect.
weird in Czech
divný
zvláštní
What does "weird" mean?
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adj Strange, unusual, or hard to explain; not what you would normally expect.
"It's weird that the shop is closed in the middle of the afternoon."
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adj Eerie or unsettling in a way that suggests something supernatural.
"A weird silence fell over the woods, as if something was watching us."
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weird in a sentence
- It's weird that the shop is closed in the middle of the afternoon.
- There was a weird smell coming from the fridge.
- A weird silence fell over the woods, as if something was watching us.
- The villagers told weird stories about lights moving across the marsh.
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What is "weird" in Czech?
"weird" in Czech is divný, zvláštní. weird means: Strange, unusual, or hard to explain; not what you would normally expect.
How do you use "weird" in a sentence?
Example: "It's weird that the shop is closed in the middle of the afternoon." In Czech, "weird" is divný, zvláštní.
Are there other ways to say "weird" in Czech?
Yes — Czech has 2 translations listed for "weird": divný, zvláštní.
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