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quite a character - translation to russian
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Quite interesting; Quite Interesting (disambiguation)
quite a character
общая лексика
оригинальный человек
quite a character
большой оригинал
quite a character
quite a character оригинальный человек
Definition
КОФЕРМЕНТ А
(КоА) , сложное природное соединение, один из важнейших коферментов. В живых клетках участвует в реакциях окисления, синтеза жирных кислот, липидов и др.
Wikipedia
Quite Interesting
Quite Interesting may refer to:
- QI (short for Quite Interesting), a BBC comedy panel game featuring Sandi Toksvig and Alan Davies
- Quite Interesting Limited, the company that provides the research used on QI, The Museum of Curiosity and related works
Examples of use of quite a character
1. As well as being two authors, Handler is quite a character.
2. "He was quite a character in a number of regards," said Lane Harvey, a history buff and lawyer who represents Cocke in the custody flap.
3. Kochi, September 7: Firing teasing deliveries and breaking into dance after seeing the back of batsmen makes him quite a character on the cricket field, but there is more to know about young S Sreesanth.
4. The truth hurts, doesn‘t it? – David Winstanley, Rotherham England Boris may be quite a character at times, yet now he is speaking just what I and many others believe to be true.
5. Meanwhile, Bachchan Junior will be playing Rikki Thukral — typical flashy Punjabi from Bathinda loaded in yellow gold and zipped up in embroidered zari jackets and ripped–off jeans, currently settled in South Hall and looking for a ‘ticket to Hollywood’. «This guy’s quite a character.
