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super

/ˈsuː.pər/

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adjective

/ˈsuː.pər/A2formal
  • ruНеформальное прилагательное, используемое для описания чего-то превосходного, чрезвычайно хорошего или высочайшего качества.

An informal adjective used to describe something as excellent, extremely good, or of the highest quality.

  1. Excellent or very goodA1informal

    Used informally to describe something of extremely high quality or very enjoyable.

    ruОтличный

    • That was a super movie!
    • We had a super time at the party.
    • She is a super teacher.

    Synonymsamazingawesomeexcellentfantasticgreatmarveloussuperbterrificwonderful

    Antonymsawfulbadmediocrepoorterrible

  2. Extreme or very largeA2informal

    Used to emphasize the size, degree, or intensity of something.

    ruОгромный

    • He made a super effort to finish the race.
    • They live in a super house in the suburbs.
    • There was a super amount of food at the buffet.

    Synonymscolossalenormousextremehugeimmensemassivemonumentalprodigioustremendous

Forms
  • superer comparative form
  • superest superlative form
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adverb

/ˈsuː.pər/A2formal
  • ruНеформальное наречие, означающее «чрезвычайно» или «очень сильно». Используется как усилитель, часто в разговорной речи, а также может выступать в роли прилагательного или существительного в других контекстах.

An informal adverb meaning 'extremely' or 'very much.' It is used as an intensifier, often in casual speech, and can also function as an adjective or noun in other contexts.

  1. Extremely or veryA2informal

    Used to emphasize the degree of an adjective or adverb; meaning 'very' or 'extremely'.

    ruЧрезвычайно

    • This movie is super interesting.
    • She is super talented at playing the piano.
    • The weather is super hot today.

    Synonymsawfullyespeciallyexceptionallyextremelyimmenselymightyreallyterriblytremendouslyvery

    Antonymsbarelyhardlymarginallyscarcelyslightly

Forms
  • more super comparative form
  • most super superlative form
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noun

/ˈsuː.pər/A2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее человека, который является управляющим, особенно в многоквартирном доме, или сокращённая форма от 'управляющий' или 'надзиратель'.

A noun referring to a person who is a superintendent, especially in an apartment building, or a short form for 'superintendent' or 'supervisor'.

uncountable

  1. B1informalamerican

    A shortened form of 'superintendent', often used for a building manager or supervisor.

    ruУправляющий

    • I called the super to fix the leaky faucet.
    • The super lives in the basement apartment.
    • Ask the super if we can use the rooftop.

    Synonymscaretakerjanitorsuperintendent

  2. SupernumeraryC1formal

    An extra person or thing, especially an actor with no speaking part.

    ruСтатист

    • The film hired several supers for the crowd scene.
    • He worked as a super in the opera production.
    • The play needed a few supers to fill the background.

    Synonymsextraspear carrier

Forms
  • supers plural form
  • supers' possessive plural form
  • super's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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