英:[suːˌpɪəriˈɒrəti]
美:[suːˌpɪriˈɔːrəti]
英:[suːˌpɪəriˈɒrəti]
美:[suːˌpɪriˈɔːrəti]
su·pe·ri·or·i·ty
s pi ri o rih ti
复数:superiorities
词根:superior
adj.superior 上级的;优秀的,出众的;高傲的
adv.superiorly 超越其他地;卓越地
n.superior 上级,长官;优胜者,高手;长者
Noun
1. the quality of being superior
2. the quality of being a competitive advantage
3. displaying a sense of being better than others;
"he hated the white man's superiority and condescension"
4. the state of excelling or surpassing or going beyond usual limits
air superiority空中优势;空优战斗机;空优
superiority complex优越感;自尊情结;过于自尊
overwhelming superiority绝对优势
15世纪晚期,来自 superior(形容词)+ -ity,或直接来自中世纪拉丁语 superioritatem(主格 superioritas),源自 superior。
优势
自尊
The first known use of superiority was in the 15th century
supermannoun
a person with extraordinary or superhuman power
superlative1 of 2adjective
of, relating to, or being the form of an adjective or adverb that shows the highest or lowest degree of comparison
better than all others : supreme
superlative2 of 2noun
the superlative degree or a superlative form in a language
the superlative or utmost degree of something
a superlative person or thing
superlative1 of 2adjective
of, relating to, or being the form of an adjective or adverb that shows the highest or lowest degree of comparison
better than all others : supreme
superlative2 of 2noun
the superlative degree or a superlative form in a language
the superlative or utmost degree of something
a superlative person or thing
superlative1 of 2adjective
of, relating to, or being the form of an adjective or adverb that shows the highest or lowest degree of comparison
better than all others : supreme
superlative2 of 2noun
the superlative degree or a superlative form in a language
the superlative or utmost degree of something
a superlative person or thing
superior1 of 2adjective
situated higher up : upper
of higher rank, quality, or importance
courageously or calmly indifferent (as to something painful)
greater in quantity or numbers
escaped by superior speed
excellent of its kind : better
a superior memory
covering or including more things
a genus is superior to a species
feeling that one is better or more important than others
superior2 of 2noun
one who is above another in rank, station, or officeespecially: the head of a religious house or order
one that goes beyond another in quality or merit
superioritynoun
the state or fact of being superior
1 an air of superiority
神气活现的样子
2 The anger at his superiority on the roof.
3 It is not the only challenge to US superiority in the region.
这款战机的出现,不是对该地区美国拥有的优势发出的唯一挑战。
4 The final key to Europe's world hegemony was her military superiority.
决定欧洲的世界霸权的地位的最终关键是其军事优势.
5 I approached the soldier with an air of superiority and thrust out my papers.
6 The first was that England was “tottering to her fall,” that her economy was collapsing and “she must soon be a bankrupt and unable to maintain her naval superiority.”
7 the superiority of some of the customers at the exclusive beauty salon is enough to curl your hair
8 Is it clear why I have said that the American white man’s malignant superiority complex has done him more harm than an invading army?
9 Never the less, the limitation and superiority of digitalization coexist.
然而数字化的局限性和优越性同时产生,并客观存在.
10 "No amount of heroism or discipline by an Inka army,” Hemming wrote, "could match the military superiority of the Spaniards.”
11 He arrived at the Rad Lab skeptical about electromagnetic separation, having been convinced of the superiority of gaseous diffusion by his technical advisors, who came from a petroleum industry familiar with that technology.
12 Her superiority made her a very superior kind of women.
她的优势使她成为那种非常卓越的女性。
13 Soon he is taking Marie-Laure along on various errands again, teasing her about the mountains of sugar she spoons into her coffee or bantering with warders about the superiority of his brand of cigarettes.
14 He was not sure why he had said that, perhaps to shock the redhead out of his complacent superiority.
15 For Gammas, Deltas and Epsilons had been to some extent conditioned to associate corporeal mass with social superiority.
16 He adopted an air of superiority.
他采取了很傲慢的态度.
17 She wears Erudite blue and Erudite spectacles and an Erudite look of superiority that I was taught by my father to hate.
18 That’s perhaps unsurprising considering that the circumstances of the film’s story would appear to gel with Beijing’s usual messaging about the superiority of China’s single-party system of governance over Western liberal democracy.
19 to have naval/air superiority (= more ships/planes than the enemy)
有海上 / 空中优势
20 During the North Africa campaign, whichever side had air superiority had the upper hand.
在北非战役中,哪一边具有空中优势哪一边就占上风。
1 优秀
excellent outstanding superior crack sterling dandy class master excellence vintage distinction mean ace admirable peachy recherche braw jim-dandy E. all wool and a yard wide fine Superior elegant superb mega topping undeniable eminent badass first-rate thoroughbred def high-toned goodness dignity quite a strong capital stellar far-out first-string merit hot champion sovereign pre-eminent
2 超越
transcendental exceeding transcendentalism hyper- transcend transcendentalize head break pass drop outreach eclipse override overtake overrun beggar overreach transgress cote outshoot outstep go beyond excess transcendence outdo outgun overstride supra-
4 高傲自大
6 优越
exceptional exceptionable high-tone meliority superior preponderance predominance gree banner advantaged superiorly surpassingly mastery dominance ascendant ascendancy transcendence ascendency ascendance classy class privileged privilege important signal supereminent excellence palm distinction bulge precedence exceptionality precedency preponderancy
9 傲慢
proud superior arrogant lofty brash overbearing haughty imperious snotty uppity immodest lordly stuck-up supercilious overweening hoity-toity side attitude arrogance hubris hauteur huffish fastuous surquedous big topping assuming cavalier sublime potty bloated consequential masterful breezy self-sufficient pompous perky presumptuous patronizing upstage magisterial boastful insolent snooty high-minded scornful impertinent presuming lippy stiff-necked assumptive bumptious standoffish sniffy uppish vapouring snuffy snifty highty-tighty dicty sidy toplofty biggety swaggeringly surquedry surquidry pursiness pride assumption puppy presumption morgue hardiness insolence mickey irreverence pomposity impertinence hardihood sweeny swagger de proud hearted
10 优良
superior good quality fine vintage sterling admirable blue-chip copacetic goodness fineness goodliness Superior distinction
11 卓越
jim-dandy great fine master signal leading exceptional prominent worthy noble ace sovereign standout paramount sublime towering eminent predominant transcendental raving masterly whiz-bang surpassing preeminent ripsnorting supereminent stickout noteworthily eminently preeminently superexcellence class height excellence distinction greatness prominence eminence transcendence preeminence predominance paramountcy eminency predomination noteworthiness prominency singularize star brilliant notable neat magnificent distinguished exquisite shining conspicuous laureate transcendent extraordinaire peachy crackerjack bonzer note celebrity dignity brilliance laurel ascendant highness excellency figure E.
12 优势
superior ruling dominant prevalent ascendant hypertonic lead draw balance advantage edge asset majority niche overweight mastery dominance prevalence domination bulge vantage preponderance ascendancy overhand predominance odds-on ascendance prepotency predominant preponderant start might ascendency ascendence predomination a point of vantage vantage ground upper hand high ground good point plus odds place a head start the whip hand benefit positive strength cutting edge strong regnant prepotent hank vigour prepotence preponderancy deadwood whip hand superior numbers