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outstanding

/ˌaʊtˈstæn.dɪŋ/

Перевод: Описывает что-то исключительно хорошее, превосходное или выдающееся.

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Связи слова

adjective

/ˌaʊtˈstæn.dɪŋ/B2formal
  • ruОписывает что-то исключительно хорошее, превосходное или выдающееся.

Describes something that is exceptionally good, excellent, or prominent.

  1. Exceptionally goodB1formal

    Extremely good or impressive; excellent.

    ruВыдающийся

    • She gave an outstanding performance in the play.
    • The student received an outstanding grade on the exam.
    • His work on the project was truly outstanding.

    Синонимыdistinguishedexcellentexceptionalfirst-rategreatmarvelousphenomenalpreeminentremarkablestellarsuperbsuperlativetop-notchwonderful

    Антонимыawfulbadinferiormediocreordinarypoorterribleunimpressive

  2. Not yet paid or resolvedB2formal

    Remaining unpaid, unresolved, or not yet completed.

    ruНеоплаченный

    • There are several outstanding bills that need to be paid.
    • The company has outstanding debts from last year.
    • The issue remains outstanding and requires further discussion.

    Синонимыduependingremainingunpaidunresolvedunsettled

    Антонимыcompleteddischargedpaidresolvedsettled

  3. Prominent or noticeableB2formal

    Standing out from others; easily noticeable.

    ruВыдающийся

    • The outstanding feature of the building is its glass roof.
    • She is an outstanding figure in the field of science.
    • The mountain peak was outstanding against the sky.

    Синонимыconspicuousdistinctivemarkednotablenoticeableprominentsalientstriking

    Антонимыcommonplaceinconspicuousmediocreordinaryunremarkable

Формы
  • more outstanding comparative form
  • most outstanding superlative form
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