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как бы странно это ни звучалоstrange as it may sound (Viola4482)
как бы странно это ни звучалоweird though it may seem (4uzhoj)
как бы странно это ни звучалоcrazy as it may sound (And, as it turns out, this is also what safe riders do too. Slower is smoother, slower is safer, and crazy as it may sound, slower is faster. 4uzhoj)
как бы странно это ни звучалоstrange though it might sound (Olga Okuneva)
как бы странно это ни показалосьstrange as it may appear
как ни странноcuriously enough
как ни странноfor a wonder
как ни странноstrange as it may seem
как ни странноstrange to say
как ни странноstrange to relate (Anglophile)
как ни странноas odd as it may seem (dms)
как ни странноas strange as it may be (babel)
как ни странноstrange as it may appear (A.Rezvov)
как ни странноcuriously enough (вводные слова)
как ни странноit's kind of amazing that
как ни странноstrangely (Meanwhile, Chapman — crazy stalker or robot assassin — lives on. Strangely, if Strongman’s theory is true, he has managed to survive three decades in one of America’s most violent prisons despite the dangerous information he must still possess. dailymail.co.uk ART Vancouver)
как ни странноironically (olga_zv)
как ни странноsomewhat suprisingly
как ни странноamazingly enough (Aleks_Kiev)
как ни странноstrange as it is
как ни странноsurprisingly (Ася Кудрявцева)
как ни странноstrange as it seems
как ни странноoddly enough (One of the most mysterious cases was that of Fordham student Patrick McNeil, who disappeared after leaving a Manhattan bar in 1997. His body was discovered fifty-five days later in the East River, 12 miles from the spot where he was last seen. Oddly enough, the coroner listed the cause of death as drowning, although a medical examination of the body indicated that he had died on land, suggesting a police cover-up similar to numerous other urban disappearances of young men.) • Suggesting that the strange saga of the mystery monoliths is far from over, a third such object has now been found atop a mountain in California. The piece, which was reportedly discovered on Wednesday morning by hikers on Pine Mountain in the city of Atascadero, appears nearly identical to object in Utah which sparked what might best be called the 'monolith madness' that has unfolded over the last two weeks here in the United States and, oddly enough, Romania. coasttocoastam.com ART Vancouver)
как ни странноodd as it may sound (VLZ_58)
как ни странноas odd as it sounds (VLZ_58)
как ни странноall of a sudden (Golos.Bezdoka)
как ни странноcounterintuitively (Keith79)
как ни странноactually
как ни странноin a funny sort of way (Anglophile)
как ни странноoddly enough (As far back as the beginning of the 19th century, writers were warned to not place an adverb between a verb and the word to, an admonition which, oddly enough, still has some currency today. • His body was discovered fifty-five days later in the East River, 12 miles from the spot where he was last seen. Oddly enough, the coroner listed the cause of death as drowning, although a medical examination of the body indicated that he had died on land. denghu)
как ни странноfunny enough
как ни странноfunnily enough (вводные слова)
как ни странноcurious to relate (вводные слова)
как ни странноstrangely enough
как ни странно, но вы мне нравитесьI happen to like you
как ни странно, вы не опоздалиyou are punctual for a wonder
как ни странно, он запоздалoddly enough he was late
как это ни странноstrange though it may appear
как это ни странноstrange to relate
как это ни странноstrangely (Баян)
как это ни странноcounterintuitively (see at Wordreference.com: "contrary to what common sense would suggest" Keith79)
как это ни странноstrangely enough
как это ни странноfor a wonder
как это ни странноoddly enough
как это ни странно, ноit's a funny thing, but (Anglophile)
как это ни странно, это не такstrangely here, not so (Now, basic economics and principles of governance would suggest that you’d respond to this thing called demand with a thing called supply. Strangely here, not so. nsnews.com)