3、He said no and seemed oddly reluctant to talk about it.───他说了不，而且很奇怪他似乎不愿谈论这件事。
4、Oddly enough, he didn't seem to remember the name of his most favorite poet.───说也奇怪，他似乎忘了他最喜爱的诗人的名字。
5、I felt as if I had been sat on by someone heavy for a long time and emerged crushed in spirit and, oddly, in body too.───我觉得自己仿佛被某个很沉重的家伙压在身下很长时间，精神几近崩溃，而且奇怪的是，身体也近乎崩溃。
6、In many ways it was more of the same, but without a central character as oddly compelling and sad as Heath.───在很多方面，内容都差不多，但却没有一个像希斯这样特别引人注目的悲情主人公。
7、Oddly enough, it was one that most Americans support: it would have expanded federal funding for embryonic stem-cell research.───说也奇怪，这是一项大多数美国人都支持的法案——加大联邦政府对胚胎干细胞研究的资助。
8、Oddly, Emma says she never considered her face to be attractive.───奇怪，埃玛说她从来都不认为她的脸蛋吸引人。
9、Perhaps oddly, financing these fast-growing deficits has not so far been a problem, at least for the major advanced economies.───奇怪的是，到目前为止，为飞速增长的赤字融资并未遇到太DaMa烦，至少对主要先进经济体来说如此。
oddly（意思翻译）
adv.古怪地；奇妙地；单数地
oddly（相似词语短语）
1、loudly───adv.大声地，响亮地
2、coldly───adv.冷淡地；不友好地
3、boldly───adv.大胆地；冒失地；显眼地
4、goodly───adj.漂亮的；优秀的；相当多的
5、fondly───adv.天真地；怜爱地；温柔地
6、lordly───adj.贵族气派的；高傲的；adv.贵族般地；高傲地
7、fiddly───adj.（非正式）需要手巧的，要求高精度的；不便使用的
8、cuddly───adj.令人想拥抱的；喜欢搂搂抱抱的；逗人喜爱的
9、diddly───n.一点也不，毫不；无价值的东西；adj.无价值的
oddly（双语使用场景）
1、Oddly enough I had no doubt that he would be glad to see me.───说也奇怪，我毫不怀疑他会高兴见我。
2、The novel itself remains oddly inert.───那小说本身异常乏味。
3、He said no and seemed oddly reluctant to talk about it.───他说了不，而且很奇怪他似乎不愿谈论这件事。
4、Oddly enough, he didn't seem to remember the name of his most favorite poet.───说也奇怪，他似乎忘了他最喜爱的诗人的名字。
5、I felt as if I had been sat on by someone heavy for a long time and emerged crushed in spirit and, oddly, in body too.───我觉得自己仿佛被某个很沉重的家伙压在身下很长时间，精神几近崩溃，而且奇怪的是，身体也近乎崩溃。
6、In many ways it was more of the same, but without a central character as oddly compelling and sad as Heath.───在很多方面，内容都差不多，但却没有一个像希斯这样特别引人注目的悲情主人公。
7、Oddly enough, it was one that most Americans support: it would have expanded federal funding for embryonic stem-cell research.───说也奇怪，这是一项大多数美国人都支持的法案——加大联邦政府对胚胎干细胞研究的资助。
8、Oddly, Emma says she never considered her face to be attractive.───奇怪，埃玛说她从来都不认为她的脸蛋吸引人。
9、Perhaps oddly, financing these fast-growing deficits has not so far been a problem, at least for the major advanced economies.───奇怪的是，到目前为止，为飞速增长的赤字融资并未遇到太DaMa烦，至少对主要先进经济体来说如此。
oddly（英语使用场景）
1、She's been behaving rather oddly.