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super super ★★★☆☆/su͟ːpə(r)/1[ADJ	形容词]顶好的；超级的；顶呱呱的 Some people use super to mean very nice or very good.   [mainly BRIT 主英]  [INFORMAL 非正式]  [OLD-FASHIONED 过时]We had a super time...我们玩得很痛快。That's a super idea...那真是个绝妙的主意。'I think I could find you something.'—'That would be super.'“我想我可以给你找到点儿什么东西。”——“那太棒了。”2[ADV	副词]非常；格外；极 Super is used before adjectives to indicate that something has a lot of a quality.   [ADV adj]I'm going to Greece in the summer so I've got to be super slim.夏天我要去希腊，因此我要变得格外苗条才好。...squads of super-fit athletes.身体超棒的一组组运动员Super is also a prefix....the development of superfast computers.超高速计算机的研发3[ADJ	形容词](用于名词前)表示“超级的” Super is used before nouns to indicate that something is larger, better, or more advanced than similar things.   [ADJ n]...building Russia into a super state.把俄罗斯建成一个超级大国...a chance to test-drive a stunning Lotus super-car.试驾车速惊人的莲花牌超级汽车的机会Super is also a prefix....planning and refining the next generation of superweapons.设计和改进下一代超级武器 super1 adjectivesuper2 nounsuper3 adverbsupersu‧per1 /ˈsuːpə $ -pər/ ●●● S2 adjective informal  Word Origin Examples Collocations  extremely good  SYN  wonderful:  an old car in super condition That sounds super. What a super idea!super1 adjectivesuper2 nounsuper3 adverbsupersuper2 noun [countable] American English  Word Origin Examples  informal a superintendent(4)super1 adjectivesuper2 nounsuper3 adverbsupersuper3 adverb American English spoken  Examples  extremely:  Sorry, I’m super tired, I have to turn in.

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jEPoK/1xFvkT+4I2iOf8EZOh4602U/oldfXMK/1VhTtlVhUkLSUZDkT0+GQbItNTH0tEfgCbkyaX26XX+L4HwRjUCagkxobUeLDOnXqgqhFHOczvGHHMtj8Q7tyD0XYMM7N5ZCenztkbNk7GP0nmUL3YE8BjD/x0u40iVRbMDns=             super              /        ˈsuːpə(r)                ;        ˈsjuːpə(r)                ;          NAmE                ˈsuːpər                /                              adjective                ,                  adverb                ,                  noun                            super      supers                            adjective                    (        informal,        becoming old-fashioned)            extremely good        顶好的；超级的；顶呱呱的                    ◆      a super meal      一顿美餐              ◆      We had a super time in Italy.      我们在意大利过得十分惬意。              ◆      She was super        (= very kind)when I was having problems.            我遇到问题的时候，她待我好极了。                            adverb                    (        informal)            especially; particularly        特别；格外                    ◆      He's been super understanding.      他特别体谅人。                            noun                    1              (          BrE) (          informal)                a          superintendentin the police          （英国的）警官；（美国的）警长                            2              (          NAmE)                a          superintendentof a building          （大楼的）管理人                                super              /        ˈsuːpə(r)                ;        ˈsjuːpə(r)                ;          NAmE                ˈsuːpər                /             super[ˈsu:pə(r)]CET4CET6TEM4考研n2548327916144663617j266713742291799134585668708ADJ11691326874NOUN1439726436Spoken:121040108极好的(72%)，超级的(28%)n.特级品，特大号；临时雇员adj.特级的；极好的n.(Super)人名；(英)休珀

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Collins	super ★★★☆☆ /su͟ːpə(r)/ 1 [ADJ 形容词]顶好的；超级的；顶呱呱的 Some people use super to mean very nice or very good. [mainly BRIT 主英] [INFORMAL 非正式] [OLD-FASHIONED 过时] We had a super time... 我们玩得很痛快。 That's a super idea... 那真是个绝妙的主意。 'I think I could find you something.'—'That would be super.' “我想我可以给你找到点儿什么东西。”——“那太棒了。” 2 [ADV 副词]非常；格外；极 Super is used before adjectives to indicate that something has a lot of a quality. [ADV adj] I'm going to Greece in the summer so I've got to be super slim. 夏天我要去希腊，因此我要变得格外苗条才好。 ...squads of super-fit athletes. 身体超棒的一组组运动员 Super is also a prefix. ...the development of superfast computers. 超高速计算机的研发 3 [ADJ 形容词](用于名词前)表示“超级的” Super is used before nouns to indicate that something is larger, better, or more advanced than similar things. [ADJ n] ...building Russia into a super state. 把俄罗斯建成一个超级大国 ...a chance to test-drive a stunning Lotus super-car. 试驾车速惊人的莲花牌超级汽车的机会 Super is also a prefix. ...planning and refining the next generation of superweapons. 设计和改进下一代超级武器
Oxford	super / ˈsuːpə(r) ; ˈsjuːpə(r) ; NAmE ˈsuːpər / adjective , adverb , noun super supers adjective ( informal, becoming old-fashioned) extremely good 顶好的；超级的；顶呱呱的 ◆ a super meal 一顿美餐 ◆ We had a super time in Italy. 我们在意大利过得十分惬意。 ◆ She was super (= very kind)when I was having problems. 我遇到问题的时候，她待我好极了。 adverb ( informal) especially; particularly 特别；格外 ◆ He's been super understanding. 他特别体谅人。 noun 1 ( BrE) ( informal) a superintendentin the police （英国的）警官；（美国的）警长 2 ( NAmE) a superintendentof a building （大楼的）管理人 super / ˈsuːpə(r) ; ˈsjuːpə(r) ; NAmE ˈsuːpər /
LDC	super1 adjective super2 noun super3 adverb supersu‧per1 /ˈsuːpə $ -pər/ ●●● S2 adjective informal Word Origin Examples Collocations extremely good SYN wonderful: an old car in super condition That sounds super. What a super idea! super1 adjective super2 noun super3 adverb supersuper2 noun [countable] American English Word Origin Examples informal a superintendent(4) super1 adjective super2 noun super3 adverb supersuper3 adverb American English spoken Examples extremely: Sorry, I’m super tired, I have to turn in.
WDF	super [ˈsu:pə(r)] CET4CET6TEM4考研 n25483 279 16 144 66 36 17 j2667 13742 2917 991 3458 5668 708 ADJ1169 1326874 NOUN14397 26436 Spoken: 121040108 极好的(72%)，超级的(28%) n.特级品，特大号；临时雇员 adj.特级的；极好的 n.(Super)人名；(英)休珀

Super Informal I Extremely Noun Superintendent Adj 形容词

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