peculiar in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for peculiar in the English»Italian Dictionary

peculiar [Brit pɪˈkjuːlɪə, Am pəˈkjuljər] ADJ

1. peculiar (odd):

peculiar

strano, singolare, curioso (that che)

to feel peculiar

sentirsi strano

funny peculiar inf, hum

bizzarro, curioso

2. peculiar (exceptional):

peculiar situation, importance, circumstances

particolare, speciale

3. peculiar (exclusive to):

peculiar characteristic, language, system

peculiare, proprio, tipico

to be peculiar to sb, sth feature, trait:

essere caratteristico di qn, qc

the species is peculiar to Asia

la specie è tipica dell'Asia

he has his own peculiar way of doing it

ha un modo tutto suo di farlo or ha un modo singolare di farlo

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funny peculiar or funny ha-ha?

= strano o buffo?

Translations for peculiar in the Italian»English Dictionary

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peregrino idea

peculiar

peculiare

peculiar

essere peculiare di qn, qc

to be peculiar or special to sb, sth

essere caratteristico di qn, qc

to be peculiar to sb, sth

stravagante comportamento, persona

peculiar

stravagante modi

peculiar

singolare persona

peculiar

la peculiarità di questa nuova tecnologia è…

what is peculiar to this new technology is…

bizzarro persona

peculiar

proprio di qc, di qn

peculiar to sth, sb

termine, stile proprio del gergo amministrativo

term, style peculiar to bureaucracy

peculiar in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for peculiar in the English»Italian Dictionary

peculiar [pɪ·ˈkju:l·jɚ] ADJ

1. peculiar (strange):

peculiar

strano, -a

peculiar

insolito, -a

2. peculiar (belonging to):

peculiar

caratteristico, -a

to be peculiar to sb/sth

essere tipico di qu/qc

Translations for peculiar in the Italian»English Dictionary

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peculiare

peculiar

peculiar Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be peculiar to sb/sth

essere tipico di qu/qc

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English

It is peculiar to note that after being in use for 3-4,000 years many of these contained no bones whatsoever.

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Peculiar because pretty much everyone who comes across this magazine is going to have trouble believing a word of it.

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All people ruled by statutes and customs use a law partly peculiar to themselves, partly mmon to all men.

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A guitarist, poet and author of peculiar songs, he continues to tour and record when his other commitments allow.

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This is the peculiar characteristic of his activity.

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The second part treats of words peculiar to one group.

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Academically, he has developed the concept of netwar, or swarm-tactics, referring to the peculiar fighting style of network-organised groups.

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However, none of these nor their combination, mark a particular movie as belonging to this peculiar sub-genre.

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Care for the drum heads of the kawa is peculiar in that they must be kept dry at all times.

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She was also typecast, but in a most peculiar way.

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