ocu-Hst /'Dkjalist;
NAmE 'a:k-/ noun {old-fashioned) a doctor who examines
and treats people’s eyes 眼科医生
OD /,0U
di:; NAmE,out verb (OD's, ODvrng, OD^, OD^) [V] -(on sth) [informal) = overdose v.
odd /od; NAmE a:d/ adj. (odder, oddest)
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STRANG E 奇 4
1
strange or unusual 奇怪的；怪异的；反
常的：They’re very odd people.他们那些人都很古怪。◊ There's something odd about that man. JL
怪。◊ Jt’s most odd
that (= very odd that) she hasn’t written.真怪7% 她一直没写信。◊ The odd thing was
that he didn’t recognize me.怪就怪在他没认出我来p ◊ She had the oddest feeling that he
was avoiding her•她有
一种异样的感k 他在躲着她。一compare pecu
liar^.)
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ODD- ...怪异 2 (in compounds 构成复合词）strange or unusual in the way mentioned (某方面）#异的，.奇怪 的：an odd-Zoofcing house 样宇怪异的房子◊ an odd- sounding
name听起来寄怪的表幸
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NOT REGULAR/OFTEN 不规则；不常 3 the odd [only before naun] (no comparative or
superlative 无比较级或 最高级）happening or
appearing occasionally; not very regular or frequent偶然由现的；偶尔发生的；木规律的
HTI occasional ： He makes the odd mistake—nothing too serious•他偶尔佘犯错误，但不怎么严重。
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VARIOUS 各种各 fi’
4 [only before noun] (no
comparative or superlative 无比较级油最高级）of no particular
type or size; various奇形怪状的；各抑各样的：decomrions made 〇> odd
scraps 〇/paper用各_各_的纸片做的装饰
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NOT MATCHING 不：匹坪 5 [usually before noun] (no comparative or
superlative 无较级或最高级）not with the
pair or set that it belongs to; not matching 不成对 的；不_类'的：Ybu ’re wearing, odd socfo /你穿的袜子不
成双呀！
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NUMBEjRS 数：6 {no comparative or superlative 无比较 级或最'高级）（of
numbers 数字）that cannot be divided exactly by
the number two ‘数的：],3, 5 anci 7 are odd numbers. * 1、3、.5
和 7 屋备数。由33even
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AVA丨LAB.LE "|以到的 7 [only before noun] available; that sb can
use 可^到]的；岢用的 HTTl spare： Could I see you when you’ve got an odd moment?你肴空时，我能
不能见见你？
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APPROXIMATELY 约.：8 (no comparative or superlative; usually
placed immediately, after a number 无比较级或 最高.级；通常紧接在数字后面）approximately or
a little more than the number mentioned 大约；略多：How
old is she—seventy odd?她多大年纪？毛 +出头？ ◊ He’s worked
there/or twenty-odd years.他在_ 里工了二十
多年。
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odd-ness noun [U] ： the oddness of her appearance M 那怪样子◊ His oddness
yhghtened her.他晶反常把她吓
环了.。the odd man/one out a person or thing that
is different from others or does not fit easily into a group or set与其他不同(或合不来）的人（或物 异 类：At school he was aiways the odd /nan ou(在学校里
他总是与别人格格不入。◊ Dog, cat, horse, shoe—which
is t/ze odd one out?狗、猫、’鸟、鞋 哪一个不属词
类？』一more at fish n.
odd*ball /'Ddboil; NAmE 'aid-/ noun {informal) a person who、behaves
in a strange or unusual way 行为古怪者； 反常者；怪人► odd.baH <3办：oddbaH c/iaracters 古怪
的人物
odd-ity /'odati;
NAmE 'a:d-/ noun (pi. -ies) 1 [C] a person or thing
that is strange or unusual 古怪反常的人（或事
物）；怪现象：77ie book deaZs with some 〇/the
oddities 〇/grammar and speHfng.这本书专讲语法奋拼写方面的
朵些木规则现象。2 [U] the quality of being strange or unusual 古怪；怪异；反常：She suddenly realized the
odd办o/her remark and Wus/ied•她突然;识到自己的 话很奇怪，脸一下子红了。
.odd-'job
man noun
(especially BrE) a person paid to do odd
jobs打零工的人；散工；短；
,odd ’jobs /?own [pi.] small jobs of various types 零散的 工作；费活；零洁儿：to do odd jobs around the house
在家里干杂活
oddly /'Ddli; NAmE 'aid-/ adv.
1
in a strange or unusual way古怪地；怪异地；.反常地
PCT71 strangely： She^ been behaving very oddly lately. 她最近行为极其反常。◊ oddZy coZoured
clothes巔色古％
1379
的衣裳◊ He Zoofced at her m a miy she
/ound oddZy disturbing.他异样地望着她，令她局促不安。2 used to show that sth is surprising令人奇怪地；令人惊奇地
H771 surprisingly： She felt, oddly,
that they had been happier when th^y had no money.她感到奇怪的是，他们
没‘对生活得更幸福。◊ Oddiy enough, the most expensive
tickets so W /as tot. 奇 怪成了，最贵的票居然卖得
最快。
odd-ments /'odmantz; NAmE 'aid-/ noun [pi.] (especially BrŁ) 1 small pieces of cloth, wood, etc. that are
left after a larger piece has been used to make sth 布头；零 木料；边角料 Pnn
remnants 2 small items that are
not valuable or are not part of a larger set (无价值或 派不上用场的）小物品，零碎H3Z1 BITS AND PIECES odds /Ddz; NAmE a:dz/ noun [pi.] 1 (usually the odds) the degree to which
sth is likely to happen (事物发生 的）可能性，概率，几率，机会：The odds are very much
in our/avour (= we are likely to succeed).我方 胜算的几率极大。_◊ The odds are
heavi/y against him (=he is not likeiy to succeed)•.他成功的几率很'小_。◊ 77ie odds are t/iat (= it is
likely that) shelZ win.她有可 能会贏。◊ What are the
odd^ (= how likely is it) he won’t turn up?他不会露面的可*性有多大？ 2
something that makes it seem impossible to do or achieve sth不利条件；掣肘的事情；逆境：They secured a vfcto/y
in the /(ice 〇/ ovenvhdming odds.尽管情况非常 不利，他们仍得到亍胜利。◊处afnst aH (the) odds, he made a扣H recovery.在凶多吉少的情形:卞，他终于寫全 .康复 了、。3 (in
betting .打赌）the connection between two numbers that
shows how much money sb will receive if they win a bet 投注赔率：odds of ten to one (=ten times the amount
of money that has been bet by sb will be paid to them if they win)十比一的赌率◊ They are offering long/short odds [= the prize money
will be high/low because there is a high/low risk of losing) on the de/ending
champion.他们为卫冕者开出了高/低赔 率。0 {figurative) 11.1 lay odds on him getting the job (=I’m sure he will get it).我敢说他能得到这份工伴。
IIITO1 be at 'odds (with
sth) to
be different from sth, when the two things should be the same
.(与…）有差 异，相矛盾 conflict： These findings are at odds with what is going on in the rest of the country.
究结果与国内,其他地区的实，际情况并不相符。be at odds (with sb) (over/on sth) .to disagree with sb
about sth ( it某事）（与某人）有分歧：He’s ahvays at odds with
his/ather over politics.他在政治±总是与他父亲的 意见相左。it makes no _〇4ds.(//i/omjfl/，espec/a//y used to say that sth is not important 没关系；无所谓；
;，无差别：介 mafces
m> odds to me whether you go.or stay. 你的i留与我无关《 over
the _odds,(8rf，//?/om)fl/) more money than you
would normally expect (比期望的）
价钱高：Many coZZectors are vviHing to pay over
the odds /or earZy exampies 〇/his worfc.许多收家都肯出高价买
他早期如作品。一more at stacked ,odds and 'ends {BrE also ,odds and 'sods) noun [pi.] {informal) small items that are not valuable or are not
part of a larger set零碎；琐碎的东西；小玩意：She spent the day sorting through a box
full of odds and ends. 她花一天卫夫整理装满小玩意儿的箱子。◊ JVe got a/ew odds
and ends (= small jobs) to do be/ore Zeaving■我临 行之前还有些杂事要处理。
_odds-_on
fl办 very
likely to happen, win, etc.很可能发 生’（或取胜等）的：the odds-on /avourite (= the person,
horse, etc. that is most likely to succeed, to win a race, etc.)被看好会贏的人或马等o/t’s odds-on that be
Zate.他多车要迟到。◊ Arazi is odds-on
to win the Ifentudqy Derby.阿j立釦+有八九会在肯塔基赛马会上
获胜。
ode /aud;
NAmE oud/ noun a poem that speaks to a
person or thing or celebrates a special event 颂诗；颂 歌：Keats’s ‘Ode to a
MghringaZe’济慈的《夜莺颂》 odi^ous /'audias; NAmE 'ou-/ adj. {formal) extremely unpleasant令人作呕的；令人讨厌的；可憎的Hill horrible： What cm odious man/ 真是个讨厌透顶的
家伙!