really something else US
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Definition of really something else - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
- Her performance in the play was really something else!
- The fireworks display was really something else!
- His speech at the wedding was really something else.
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Expressions with really
expresses surprise or disbelief
Oh really? I didn't know that.
very impressive or remarkable in a positive way
Her performance in the play was really something.
expresses surprise or admiration about something remarkable
Wow, that's really something! I can't believe you did it.
to annoy or irritate someone causing discomfort
It really bugs me when people are late.
cause strong irritation or annoyance to someone
It really grates when people interrupt me constantly.
fully focused and performing well
She was really in the zone during the final match.
say a hat looks old-fashioned or out of style
Wearing that hat really dates you in today's trends.
become popular or widely accepted by many people
Vlogging has really caught on among teenagers this year.
feel stressed due to lack of time
I'm really pressed to finish this project by Friday.
like something very much or find it cool
I really dig that new song on the radio.
very alert and quick to respond
She is really on the ball during meetings.
contribute fairly to a group effort
If we want to win, you must really pull your weight.
cause a major problem or failure
He managed to really screw things up at the meeting.
be the most remarkable or foolish
Her latest stunt really takes the cake.
competent and effective in a role
A manager really worth its salt can handle any crisis.
showing kindness or generosity beyond expectations
You gave your bonus to charity? That's really big of you.
many problems happen at the same time
After losing his job, his car broke down. When it rains it really pours.
not very much
I don't really mind, not really.
used to emphasize the truth
No really, I saw a UFO.
very enthusiastic about jazz music
She is really into jazz and attends every concert.
show importance or make a strong impression
Winning that award really says something about her talent!
very ill or unwell physically
She was really sick with the flu.
in a way that is completely honest or sincere
I really and truly mean what I said.
Expressions with something
very impressive or remarkable in a positive way
Her performance in the play was really something.
indicates a noteworthy or impressive thing
Winning the award, now that's something.
impressive or remarkable thing
Her performance in the play was quite something.
something seems dishonest or wrong
When he changed his story again, something's fishy.
inflate something with air or gas
We need to blow the balloons up for the party.
make a liquid thicker by boiling
Boil the sauce down to enhance the flavor.
gain a benefit or advantage from something
She hoped to get a promotion out of it.
finish an unpleasant task quickly
I want to get this meeting over with so I can relax.
try or attempt something new or unfamiliar
She decided to give painting a go.
try something to see results, especially if it is new
I did a trial run of the app before buying it.
hold a negative feeling towards someone or something
She has something against her new neighbor.
wear clothes or accessories on your body
She has a red dress on.
be involved or associated with something
He has something to do with the new project.
hold something so it does not rise
He kept the umbrella down in the wind.
store something so you can repeat it exactly without looking
She knows the poem by heart and can recite it anytime.
stop using something for a while so it can improve
Let the dough rest before baking.
allow something to lose power or energy by not recharging
He let the phone run down and it turned off.
attach an object to something using a pin
She pinned the note on the board.
move an object onto another surface
He pushed the book on the shelf.
leave a place quietly and quickly
She tried to slip out of the meeting unnoticed.
variety of options to satisfy all
The new restaurant offers something for everyone on its menu.
unspecified or forgotten thing
She left her keys or her phone or something or other at home.
keep something for future use
She stored up enough food for the winter.
consider something with importance or sincerity
She takes her studies seriously and always does her best.
Expressions with else
in any other place
I would rather be anyplace else right now.
if nothing else works
If all else fails, we can call customer support.
used to ask if there is additional news
I heard you got a new job, what else is new?
more important than anything else
Above all else, honesty is crucial in a relationship.
in addition to other things already mentioned
She lost her keys on top of everything else.
if other conditions stay the same
All else being equal, the results should be consistent.
any other person besides the one mentioned
Is there anybody else coming to the party?
used to compare one person with all others
She sings better than anyone else in the choir.
referring to something additional or different
If you need anything else, just let me know.
in any other place than here
I can't find this book anywhere else.
all other people except the subject
She was more prepared than everybody else in the class.
all remaining people in a group
Everyone else in the team agreed with the decision.
all other things or matters
She finished her homework and then focused on everything else she needed to do.
not anyone in addition to the mentioned person
Nobody else was invited to the party except for John.
no other thing or item
I need nothing else from the store.
as an alternative option or consequence
You must study hard or else fail the exam.
a person other than the one mentioned
If you can't do it, find somebody else who can.
unspecified person different from the known one
If you can't help, I'll ask Mary or someone else.
alternative or additional item
If you don't like it, choose something else.
in a different place than here
She wants to live somewhere else.
referring to any other person besides the one mentioned
Who else wants to join us for dinner?
most importantly or as the first thing
Before everything else, listen carefully to the instructions.
in all other places
If it's raining here, it might be sunny everywhere else.
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- French:exceptionnel, ...
- German:außergewöhnlich, ...
- Italian:straordinario, ...
- Spanish:realmente impresionante, ...
- Portuguese:realmente extraordinário, ...
- Chinese:令人惊叹的, ...
- Japanese:本当に素晴らしい, ...
- Arabic:مذهِل, ...
- Hebrew:מַדְהִים, ...
- Russian:поразительный, ...
- Ukrainian:справді щось особливе, ...
- Hindi:कमाल का, ...
- Bengali:অসাধারণ, ...
- Catalan:extraordinari, ...
- Czech:úžasný, ...
- Danish:enestående, ...
- Dutch:echt iets bijzonders, ...
- Greek:εντυπωσιακός, ...
- Hungarian:elképesztő, ...
- Khmer:គួរឱ្យភ្ញាក់ផ្អើលខ្លាំង, ...
- Korean:정말 대단한, ...
- Persian:محشر, ...
- Polish:wyjątkowy, ...
- Portuguese (BR):realmente incrível, ...
- Romanian:remarcabil, ...
- Swedish:verkligen något extra, ...
- Thai:สุดยอด, ...
- Turkish:gerçekten bambaşka, ...
- Vietnamese:ấn tượng, ...
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