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extraordinary

/ɪkˈstrɔːr.dɪ.ner.i/

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adjective

/ɪkˈstrɔːr.dɪ.ner.i/B2formal
  • ruОписывает что-то очень необычное, примечательное или исключительное.

Describes something that is very unusual, remarkable, or exceptional.

  1. Very unusual or remarkableB2formal

    Very unusual, special, or surprising; beyond what is ordinary or common.

    ruНеобычайный

    • She has an extraordinary talent for painting.
    • The view from the mountain was extraordinary.
    • He made an extraordinary effort to finish the project on time.

    Synonymsamazingastonishingexceptionaloutstandingphenomenalprodigiousremarkablesingularstrikinguncommonunprecedentedunusual

    Antonymsaveragecommonnormalordinarytypicalusual

  2. Extremely good or impressiveB2formal

    Exceptionally good or impressive in quality or performance.

    ruНеобыкновенный

    • The orchestra gave an extraordinary performance last night.
    • Her extraordinary kindness touched everyone in the room.
    • The team achieved extraordinary results this quarter.

    Synonymsamazingexceptionalmagnificentmarvelousoutstandingphenomenalprodigiousremarkablestupendoussuperbwonderful

    Antonymsaveragecommonplacemediocreordinaryunimpressive

  3. Special or additionalC1formal

    Used to describe something that is beyond the usual or regular, often in a formal or official context.

    ruЧрезвычайный

    • The ambassador held an extraordinary meeting with the delegates.
    • An extraordinary session of parliament was called.
    • The company declared an extraordinary dividend for shareholders.

    Synonymsadditionalexceptionalparticularspecialunusual

Forms
  • more extraordinary comparative form
  • most extraordinary superlative form
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