Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Unusual"
The meaning of "Unusual" in various phrases and sentences
Q:
What does ①it's not unusual
②it's unusual mean?
②it's unusual mean?
A:
①珍しくない
②珍しい
...Simple.
②珍しい
...Simple.
Q:
What does unusual mean?
A:
It means strange, not usual, not normal...
Q:
What does it's not unusual mean?
A:
@maherfaya oh then:
after I drank with my friends, I was drunken. But it's not unusual. (= after I drank with my friends I was druken. it's usual.)
-unusual:
UN is the negation of Usual (common)
NOT is also a negation.
when you put 2 negations = affirmation
after I drank with my friends, I was drunken. But it's not unusual. (= after I drank with my friends I was druken. it's usual.)
-unusual:
UN is the negation of Usual (common)
NOT is also a negation.
when you put 2 negations = affirmation
Q:
What does out unusual and out of unusual mean?
A:
Can you provide some context or the original source? I can't think of anything where those exact words would work. Maybe you mean "out of the usual" which means out of the ordinary, or simply "unusual".
Example sentences using "Unusual"
Q:
Please show me example sentences with unusual.
A:
Unusual meaning a little strange or odd or different or weird or funny (meaning different), depending on the context.
Eg. She's acting a bit unusual recently. She was late to work yesterday.
Eg. It's pretty unusual to have warm weather this late in the season.
I usually use the word weird, instead of unusual. Or maybe strange or funny or different. But usually weird, I'd say. Though, it has a very subtle difference. Weird is just a little harder.
Eg. Look at the funny/strange/odd/weird/unusual hat she has on.
Eg. She's acting a bit unusual recently. She was late to work yesterday.
Eg. It's pretty unusual to have warm weather this late in the season.
I usually use the word weird, instead of unusual. Or maybe strange or funny or different. But usually weird, I'd say. Though, it has a very subtle difference. Weird is just a little harder.
Eg. Look at the funny/strange/odd/weird/unusual hat she has on.
Q:
Please show me example sentences with unusual.
A:
thanks. can you explain the first sentence for me. what does it mean?
Q:
Please show me example sentences with that's unusual.
A:
You didn't pass the test after all the studying you did? Well that's unusual.
You didn't receive my message, but I swear I hit send, that's unusual.
Today's weather should have been a sunny one but it's raining. That's unusual
You didn't receive my message, but I swear I hit send, that's unusual.
Today's weather should have been a sunny one but it's raining. That's unusual
Q:
Please show me example sentences with unusual.
A:
1.That's unusual.
2.The dog is acting quite unusual today.
2.The dog is acting quite unusual today.
Synonyms of "Unusual" and their differences
Q:
What is the difference between unusual and rare ?
A:
Unusual: Not ordinary, normal or natural
eg:
It's unusual for an elephant to have three eyes.
Rare: Not commonly seen.
Rare things are not unnatural, but not commonly found.
eg.
- This is a rare species of flower only found in the Himalayas.
- This is a rare gemstone
eg:
It's unusual for an elephant to have three eyes.
Rare: Not commonly seen.
Rare things are not unnatural, but not commonly found.
eg.
- This is a rare species of flower only found in the Himalayas.
- This is a rare gemstone
Q:
What is the difference between unusual and strange and extraordinary and special and extreme ?
A:
Depends on context.
But unusual and strange are synonyms.
But unusual and strange are synonyms.
Q:
What is the difference between it's more as unusual. and it's as more unusual. ?
A:
I would say that there isn’t really a difference maybe in the way you would use them :”how’s it going, oh you know more the usual” or saying that something is usual
Q:
What is the difference between unusual and strange ?
A:
unusual = 普通でない
strange = 奇妙な
strange = 奇妙な
Q:
What is the difference between unusual and extraordinary ?
A:
Unusual would be for situations that are strange while extraordinary would be for situations involved with excitement
Translations of "Unusual"
Q:
How do you say this in English (US)? unusual
A:
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How do you say this in English (US)? unusual
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Q:
How do you say this in English (US)? how unusual.!
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Q:
How do you say this in English (UK)? unusual
A:
I would say weird
Other questions about "Unusual"
Q:
Please show me how to pronounce unusual.
A:
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Q:
an unusual Does this sound natural?
A:
It sounds natural since an is used before unusual but it's better if you put it in a sentence and ask.
Q:
Please show me how to pronounce unusual.
A:
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Q:
unusual Does this sound natural?
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Q:
It's unusual that you're here. Does this sound natural?
A:
It depends on the context, but it sounds alright. Perhaps "odd" or "surprising," would suffice.
Meanings and usages of similar words and phrases
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