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quite a

/kwaɪt ə/

Traducción: Frase intensificadora usada antes de adjetivos o sustantivos para resaltar un grado o cualidad notable, a menudo expresando sorpresa, admiración o una fuerte impresión.

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/kwaɪt ə/B1informal
  • esFrase intensificadora usada antes de adjetivos o sustantivos para resaltar un grado o cualidad notable, a menudo expresando sorpresa, admiración o una fuerte impresión.

An intensifying phrase used before adjectives or nouns to emphasize a notable degree or quality, often expressing surprise, admiration, or a strong impression.

  1. Remarkable or impressiveB1informal

    Used to emphasize that something is unusual, impressive, or significant.

    esbastante, todo un

    • That was quite a performance!
    • She is quite a talented musician.
    • We had quite a surprise when we saw the bill.
  2. A considerable amountB1informal

    Used to indicate a large or significant quantity or degree.

    esbastante

    • He spent quite a lot of money on that car.
    • It took quite a while to finish the project.
    • There were quite a few people at the party.