All kinds of meaning in English
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Definition
all kinds of, some kind of: every type or sort of, a type or sort of
I love all kinds of flowers: roses, tulips, lilies, etc.
kind of: sort of, rather, quite
what kind of...?: what type or sort of....?
(She) is kind of (clever): (She) is quite, rather, sort of (clever)
Examples
- "Are you presently on any kind of medication?"
- "It's made out of wood, and it kind of looks like an arm."
- "Mom : What kind of language is that?"
- "But it is kind of weird that you like perfumes so much."
- "What kind of circus is it?"
- "Susie : What kind of proposal?"
- "It had a marvelous kind of negative capability."
- "It's kind of you to help me out with the reading of my grandfather's will."
- "Actually she kind of looks like Brian's grandma."
- "No offense Edward, I guess you are kind of related to Eskimos being Swedish, right?"
- "Jean : I don't know what kind of bird that is, but probably a pigeon."
- "Bruno : What kind of tree?"
- "Our King is wise and kind of drunk"
- "Hannah : A cello then, it's definitely some kind of string instrument."
- "I mean it's kind of not decided yet."
- "I don't know how to put this, but I'm kind of a big deal."
- "Bruno : So Betty, what kind of films do you like?"
- "Bruno : I'm sorry, Dr. Gilchrist, what kind of doctor are you?"
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