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It means something like "She's an impressive woman" or "She's a remarkable woman" -- the exact quality being commented on will depend on the context.
- It means something like "She's an impressive woman" or "She's a remarkable woman" -- the exact quality being commented on will depend on the context.
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It means something like "She's an impressive woman" or "She's a remarkable woman" -- the exact quality being commented on will depend on the context.
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It means the quality of the woman is something too much to deal with. It could be used positivly too. But in both cases, positive and negative, you see something unusual. (opinion from a non native)
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onizoIt could be used positivly too.Mostly it would be positive (said in admiration).
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