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peach of a {thing} (to be a) [exp]

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Meaning:
- to say sarcastically that someone is good in something, in reverse and really, it’s not good.
Examples:
- She is a peach of a student. He didn’t come to class even a session in this semester.
- This new car is a peach of a thing; smooth, fast, and reliable.
- She’s such a peach of a friend, always there when you need her.
- That sunset was a peach of a thing; absolutely breathtaking.
- The book you recommended was a peach of a thing; I couldn’t put it down!
- Thanks for helping with my project; you’re a peach of a person.
- That was a peach of a meal! Delicious and filling.