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Discussion Groups / English Usage / April 2009one of a kind
What does 'one of a kind' mean? How to use it? Thanks. On Thu, 30 Apr 2009 03:22:58 -0700, azalea2 wrote: > What does 'one of a kind' mean? How to use it? Thanks. unique (colloquial) he's one of a kind = there is no-one quite like him |
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