0 If something is strange, it is surprising because it is unusual or unexpected. -- странный
What a strange-looking man.
[ + (that) ] It's strange that she hasn't called.
1 A strange person or place is one that you are not familiar with. -- незнакомый, чужой
The book tells a harrowing story where truth is stranger than fiction.
You'd find it kind of strange, people getting ready to go out boating when it's really rough in the fiord.
Further, even minor changes in the layering of the inversion will be perceived as strange motions on the part of the monster.
As may be seen on the personnel chart, the artist is placed there in a strange position, seemingly disenfranchised of the operating structure.
The songs seem at once both entirely familiar and utterly strange.
Seasonal workers, or 'strange farmers ', were similarly considered as highly desirable and were liable for a special rent.
The progress of science was familiar to men's minds, but the development of the subject-matter of science was strange to them.
Competition over the issue of tax fairness could create strange bedfellows around the idea of reducing payroll taxes.
