Idiom
quite a
Meaning
you use this to emphasize that someone or something is impressive, unusual, or more important than average.
Examples
“That was quite a surprise for everyone.”
“The new manager is quite a character, and she always makes the office meetings very interesting.”
“Winning the championship after such a difficult season was quite a feat for the young, inexperienced team.”
Examples
simple
“That was quite a surprise for everyone.”
contextual
“The new manager is quite a character, and she always makes the office meetings very interesting.”
complex
“Winning the championship after such a difficult season was quite a feat for the young, inexperienced team.”
- Level
- B1 · Intermediate
- Updated