英语词汇“one of a kind”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

one of a kind

phrase

If you refer to someone or something as one of a kind, you mean that there is nobody or nothing else like them.

[approval]

She's a very unusual woman, one of a kind.

See full dictionary entry for kind

one-of-a-kind

adjective [ADJECTIVE noun]

You use one-of-a-kind to describe something that is special because there is nothing else exactly like it.

[mainly US]

...a small one-of-a-kind publishing house.

one-of-a-kind in British English

(ˌwʌnəvəˈkaɪnd)

adjective

unique

a small one-of-a-kind publishing house

one-of-a-kind garments

unique in British English

(juːˈniːk)

adjective

being the only one of a particular type; single; sole

without equal or like; unparalleled

3. informal

very remarkable or unusual

4. mathematics

leading to only one result

the sum of two integers is unique

having precisely one value

the unique positive square root of 4 is 2

▶ USAGE Unique is normally taken to describe an absolute state, i.e. one that cannot be qualified.Thus something is either unique or not unique; it cannot be rather unique or very unique. However, unique is sometimes used informally to mean very remarkable or unusual and this makes itpossible to use comparatives or intensifiers with it, although many people objectto this use

Examples of 'one-of-a-kind' in a sentence
one-of-a-kind

This was made up of items related to Todd and his career, all of them relatively rare, some one-of-a-kind items.It's the duplicate of one that the philatelic world assumed was one-of-a-kind.

单词	one of a kind
释义	one of a kind phrase If you refer to someone or something as one of a kind, you mean that there is nobody or nothing else like them. [approval] She's a very unusual woman, one of a kind. See full dictionary entry for kind one-of-a-kind adjective [ADJECTIVE noun] You use one-of-a-kind to describe something that is special because there is nothing else exactly like it. [mainly US] ...a small one-of-a-kind publishing house. one-of-a-kind in British English (ˌwʌnəvəˈkaɪnd) adjective US unique a small one-of-a-kind publishing house one-of-a-kind garments unique in British English (juːˈniːk) adjective 1. being the only one of a particular type; single; sole 2. without equal or like; unparalleled 3. informal very remarkable or unusual 4. mathematics a. leading to only one result the sum of two integers is unique b. having precisely one value the unique positive square root of 4 is 2 ▶ USAGE Unique is normally taken to describe an absolute state, i.e. one that cannot be qualified.Thus something is either unique or not unique; it cannot be rather unique or very unique. However, unique is sometimes used informally to mean very remarkable or unusual and this makes itpossible to use comparatives or intensifiers with it, although many people objectto this use Examples of 'one-of-a-kind' in a sentence one-of-a-kind This was made up of items related to Todd and his career, all of them relatively rare, some one-of-a-kind items. Clive Barker COLDHEART CANYON (2001) It's the duplicate of one that the philatelic world assumed was one-of-a-kind. Tapply, William G THE DUTCH BLUE ERROR (2001)
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one of a kind

one-of-a-kind

one-of-a-kind in British English

unique in British English

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