feat



be no mean feat

To be a considerably great, difficult, or noteworthy achievement or outcome. Defeating an incumbent president is no mean feat, but we feel confident that our candidate has what it takes. Well done, John. Getting an A+ on that exam was no mean feat!
See also: feat, mean

no mean feat

A considerably great, difficult, or noteworthy achievement or outcome. Defeating an incumbent president is no mean feat, but we feel confident that our candidate has what it takes. Well done, John. Getting an A+ on that exam was no mean feat!
See also: feat, mean

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Gisela-German, Dutch, Spanish, Portuguese
VilhelmVEEL-helm (Finnish)Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish, Hungarian
FernÃO-Portuguese
BendegÚZ-Hungarian
GraciaGRAH-thyah (Spanish), GRAH-syah (Latin American Spanish)Spanish
Elian-Dutch