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quite a

/kwaɪt ə/

Traduction: Phrase adverbiale utilisée devant un adjectif ou un nom pour insister sur un degré ou une qualité remarquable, exprimant souvent la surprise, l'admiration ou une forte impression.

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/kwaɪt ə/B1informal
  • frPhrase adverbiale utilisée devant un adjectif ou un nom pour insister sur un degré ou une qualité remarquable, exprimant souvent la surprise, l'admiration ou une forte impression.

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.

    frtout à fait remarquable

    • 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.

    frune bonne quantité de

    • 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.