Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Strange"

A: strange = not right/ weird/ unusual/ odd/ unfamiliar/ etc.

for example:

Timmy is acting strange
= Timmy is acting unusual

I met a strange person this morning, he keeps smiling at me, like three times!
= I met a weird person this morning, he keeps smiling at me, like three times!

That’s strange! He would never do that sort of thing!
= That’s not right! He would never do that sort of thing!

A: Unusual, unexpected, difficult to understand
Also not similar

A: It means in an unexpected manner.
- In a strange way, the fight with my brother made us closer.
- She's gone, but in a strange way I still feel her presence.

A: lol

A: Strange --> 変
Out of place. Unusual.

A: “Weird” is a very common word. “Strange” is a little more formal sounding.

That’s weird. It says that address doesn’t exist.

He’s a weird guy.

She’s been acting weird lately.

We heard a lot of strange noises last night.

That’s strange. I thought it was right here.

A: -you look strange.
-that door is strange.
-i never felt this strange before.
-who owns this strange book?
-this is such a strange house.
-what a strange voice?
-i'm never going back at that strange place again.
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A: It seems strange to me that he doesn't show up for work.
He had a strange look on his face.
She is acting weird. He's a weirdo. (pervert)

A: Strange: when some thing doesn't seem right for example, the man was walking in the dark at night, it was strange
Odd:if it is the odd one out for example, two blue cakes and one pink one (the pink cake is the odd one out)
Weird: For something to not feel right similar to strange for example, a weird man was shouting out random things
Bizarre: for something to be shocking or crazy for example: the circus was full of crazy things, it was bizarre
I hope this helped

A: Very similar but strange is more often used for things that are different than expected/ not understood/ unexplainable, and weird is more often used for things that are weird in and of themselves even if they are completely understood.

A: Unfamiliar is something you are not used to. It seems abnormal because it has not happened before.

Something can be weird but it can have happened before.

A: Nothing, strange is used more often then odd but both aren't used as much as 'weird' but for you it might be better to just use strange (as an adult). Weird is more childish

A: Something is strange if it is unnatural. Weird is the same thing as strange but it is prejudice. Goths are weird. My biased opinion.

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A: Extremely strange

A: strange, weird, awkward

A: stranger ( like stranger things)

A: @issakina: It is just "strange"

A: Correct

A: Strange Japan: What’s Strange in Japan?

1. Strange Parking Lot:
Japan has a population of one hundred thirty million people. So space is laid emphasis on, especially the parking lot. If you go to supermarket, you would find the parking lots strange.

2. Ice Cream Varieties:
Japanese foods are known for having varieties of unique taste. Actually, if you were to go to Japan, you would find various flavors of ice cream. Would you like to try ice cream of horse-meat, cactus, coal, or octopus?

3. White Collar Workers Who Sleep in Office:
Western countries don't allow you to sleep in office, regardless of how tired you are. But there are white collar workers who sleep in office in Japan, but work eagerly, so they are allowed to do so. This is called "Inemuri”.

A: It was a little fast. Maybe try speaking slower?

A: Slight accent

A: He is very strange