oddball in Italian
oddball in Italian is tomo, sagoma — oddball means a person who behaves in a strange or eccentric way.
oddball in Italian
tomo
An eccentric or unusual person.
sagoma
An eccentric or unusual person.
What does "oddball" mean?
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noun A person who behaves in a strange or eccentric way.
"The office oddball kept a collection of vintage typewriters on his desk."
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adj Strange or unconventional; not mainstream.
"They released an oddball comedy that flopped in theaters but found a cult following later."
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oddball in a sentence
- The office oddball kept a collection of vintage typewriters on his desk.
- They released an oddball comedy that flopped in theaters but found a cult following later.
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What is "oddball" in Italian?
"oddball" in Italian is tomo, sagoma. oddball means: A person who behaves in a strange or eccentric way.
How do you use "oddball" in a sentence?
Example: "The office oddball kept a collection of vintage typewriters on his desk." In Italian, "oddball" is tomo, sagoma.
Are there other ways to say "oddball" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "oddball": tomo, sagoma.
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