[ADJ 形容词]极好的;优秀的;卓越的;杰出的 Something that is excellent is very good indeed.
The recording quality is excellent...
录音质量非常好。
Luckily, Sue is very efficient and does an excellent job as Fred's personal assistant.
幸运的是,作为弗雷德的私人助理,休办事效率很高,工作很出色。
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They're both playing excellently...
他们双方打得都很出色。
The tournament was excellently organised.
那场锦标赛组织得很出色。
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[EXCLAM 感叹语](表示赞同)好极了,太好了 Some people say 'Excellent!' to show that they approve of something.
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ex·cel·lent★/ˈeksələnt; NAmEˈeksələnt/adjective1★extremely good 优秀的;杰出的;极好的◆an excellent meal一顿美味佳肴◆excellent service优质服务◆At $300 the bike is excellent value.这辆自行车 300 块钱太合算了。◆She speaks excellent French.她法语说得好极了。◆( informal) It was absolutely excellent.这简直太好了。2★used to show that you are very pleased about sth or that you approve of sth (用以表示愉快或赞同)好极了,妙极了◆You can all come? Excellent!你们都能来?太好了!▶ex·cel·lent·ly/ˈeksələntli; NAmEˈeksələntli/adverbSYNONYMS 同义词辨析excellentoutstanding ◆perfect ◆superb These words all describe sth that is extremely good. 以上各词均形容某事物极好。■excellentextremely good 指优秀的、杰出的、极好的NOTEExcellentis used especially about standards of service or of sth that sb has worked to produce. *excellent 尤用于修饰服务或产品的质量标准: ◆The rooms are excellent value at $20 a night.这些房间一晚 20 元太合算了。◆He speaks excellent English.他英语说得棒极了。NOTEExcellentis also used to show that you are very pleased about sth or that you approve of sth. *excellent 亦用以表示愉快或赞同: ◆You can all come? Excellent!你们都能来?太好了!■outstandingextremely good 指优秀的、杰出的、出色的NOTEOutstandingis used especially about how well sb does sth or how good sb is at sth. *outstanding 尤指在做某事上或某方面杰出: ◆an outstanding achievement杰出的成绩■perfectextremely good 指极好的、很好的NOTEPerfectis used especially about conditions or how suitable sth is for a purpose. *perfect 尤指条件状况极好或很合适: ◆Conditions were perfect for walking.这些环境最适合散步。◆She came up with the perfect excuse.她想出了极好的借口。■superb( informal) extremely good or impressive 指极佳的、卓越的、出色的:◆The facilities at the hotel are superb.旅馆的设施棒极了。PATTERNS◆a(n) excellent/outstanding/perfect/superb job / job ◆a(n) excellent/outstanding/superb achievement◆really / really excellent/outstanding/perfect/superb ex·cel·lent/ˈeksələnt; NAmEˈeksələnt/ex·cel·lent·ly/ˈeksələntli; NAmEˈeksələntli/
1extremely good or of very high quality: an excellent suggestion His car is in excellent condition. Second-hand computers can be excellent value.► see thesaurus at
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2spoken said when you approve of somethingSYN great: ‘I’ll bring the books over tonight.’ ‘Excellent.’—excellently adverbGRAMMARExcellent is not used with ‘very’. You say:· It’s an excellent idea. |· It’s a really excellent idea.✗Don’t say: It’s a very excellent idea.Grammar guide ‒ ADJECTIVESTHESAURUSexcellent extremely good or of very high quality: · His English was excellent.· an excellent piece of workgreat spoken extremely good. Great is less formal than excellent, and is the usual word to use in everyday spoken English: · ‘Did you have a good holiday?’ ‘It was great!’· He did a great job as captain.fantastic/terrific/wonderful spoken extremely good. These words sound even more excited than great or excellent: · ‘I passed my exam.’ ‘That’s fantastic!’· Last year Jess had a terrific season, averaging eleven points a game.· The trip will be a wonderful opportunity for the children.amazing/incredible extremely good in a surprising and exciting way: · an amazing view of Tokyo· The trip was an incredible experience.superb extremely good – used especially when you are very impressed by something: · The acting was superb.· There is a superb range of cheeses.first-class of a high quality and much better than most others: · The service is first-class.· a first-class restaurantoutstanding extremely good – used when saying how well someone does something: · He’s an outstanding player.· It was an outstanding performance by a talented young actor.exceptional unusually good – used when saying that someone or something is much better than any others: · She has an exceptional talent.· He writes good essays, but I wouldn’t say that his work is particularly exceptional.· Merits are given as an honour for exceptional achievement.out of this world [not before noun] spoken informal used when saying that something is so good that it is better than anything you could have imagined: · The food is out of this world.awesome especially American English very good: · It was an awesome concert.
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