英语词汇superior的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

superior /suːˈpɪəriə $ sʊˈpɪriər/ adjective better, more powerful, more effective etc than someone or something elseadverbsfar/vastly/greatly superior (=much better) The opposing team’s players were far superior to our own.infinitely superior (=very much better) The food at the second hotel was infinitely superior.marginally superior (=slightly superior) This wine is much more expensive, but only marginally superior.inherently superior (=better because of its nature) He saw the theatre as inherently superior to the cinema.morally superior They accuse Christians of considering themselves to be morally superior.technically superior We must persuade consumers that our product is technically superior to its competitors.numerically superior formal (=there are more people or things) The Scots defeated the numerically superior English army.verbsfeel (yourself) superior It was clear from her attitude that she felt herself superior to the rest of us.be considered superior also be regarded as superior Champagne is considered superior to all other sparkling wines.nounssuperior quality Digital radios offer a superior quality of sound.superior performance Most motoring critics agree that the older model had superior performance.superior knowledge/intelligence She was always showing off her superior knowledge.superior strength/power He used his superior strength to wrestle his opponent to the ground.prepositionssuperior to sb/sth She was superior to her opponent in every aspect of the game.

词组	superior
释义	superior /suːˈpɪəriə $ sʊˈpɪriər/ adjective better, more powerful, more effective etc than someone or something elseadverbsfar/vastly/greatly superior (=much better) The opposing team’s players were far superior to our own.infinitely superior (=very much better) The food at the second hotel was infinitely superior.marginally superior (=slightly superior) This wine is much more expensive, but only marginally superior.inherently superior (=better because of its nature) He saw the theatre as inherently superior to the cinema.morally superior They accuse Christians of considering themselves to be morally superior.technically superior We must persuade consumers that our product is technically superior to its competitors.numerically superior formal (=there are more people or things) The Scots defeated the numerically superior English army.verbsfeel (yourself) superior It was clear from her attitude that she felt herself superior to the rest of us.be considered superior also be regarded as superior Champagne is considered superior to all other sparkling wines.nounssuperior quality Digital radios offer a superior quality of sound.superior performance Most motoring critics agree that the older model had superior performance.superior knowledge/intelligence She was always showing off her superior knowledge.superior strength/power He used his superior strength to wrestle his opponent to the ground.prepositionssuperior to sb/sth She was superior to her opponent in every aspect of the game.
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