n.行为古怪者，反常者，怪人
adj.古怪的

原形：oddball复数：oddballs

She's such an oddball, always wearing mismatched socks.
她是个怪人，总是穿不配对的袜子。
The oddball in the group is always the one with the most interesting stories.
团队中的怪胎往往有最有趣的故事。
His obsession with collecting antique spoons makes him seem like an oddball to some.
他对收集古董勺子的痴迷让一些人觉得他很古怪。
The oddball theory suggests that the moon was once part of Earth.
这个古怪的理论认为月球曾经是地球的一部分。
In the movie, the oddball character steals the show with his quirky humor.
在电影中，那个古怪的角色以其古怪的幽默吸引了所有人的注意。
Her oddball sense of fashion sets her apart from the crowd.
她独特的时尚感使她在人群中脱颖而出。
He's considered an oddball because he prefers reading books to watching TV.
因为他更喜欢读书而不是看电视，所以被认为是个怪人。
The oddball neighbor always leaves strange offerings on our doorstep.
那个古怪的邻居总是在我们的门阶上留下奇怪的东西。
Her oddball habits, like drinking coffee at bedtime, made her endearing to us.
她那些古怪的习惯，比如睡前喝咖啡，让我们对她产生了喜爱。
In the office, the oddball is often the one who comes up with the most innovative ideas.
在办公室里，往往是那个怪人提出了最具创新性的想法。