Meaning of a breed apart in English:
a breed apart
Translate a breed apart into Spanish
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A kind of person that is very different from the norm.
‘health-service staff are a breed apart with their dedication to duty’- ‘Regular callers to these programmes are a breed apart.’
- ‘While the Danes, Swedes and Norwegians are of the same race with similar languages, the Finns are a breed apart.’
- ‘English directors are a breed apart and unlike anything we have in this country.’
- ‘These ghosts are a breed apart from the usual homeless types who inhabit such dwellings.’
- ‘Diplomacy enthusiasts have always been a breed apart from the mainstream of the hobby.’
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