supremely如何读

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supremely是什么意思

  • adv.无上地;崇高地;极度地

supremely词根

词根:supreme

adj.

supreme 最高的;至高的;最重要的

supremacist 至上主义者的

n.

supreme 至高;霸权

supremacist 至上主义者

supremely英英释义

adjective

highest in rank or authorityespecially: in a position of unquestioned authority, dominance, or influence the nation's supreme leader This Constitution … shall be the supreme Law of the Land; and the Judges in every State shall be bound thereby, any Thing in the Constitution or Laws of any State to the Contrary notwithstanding. —U.S. Constitution In that house Lady Fawn reigned supreme, and no one ever doubted, for a moment, as to obedience. —Anthony Trollope On the runways, glitter and gorgeousness ruled supreme … —Liza Foreman see also supreme being

the supreme commander

greatest in degree, quality, or intensity His was the perfect poise, the supreme confidence in self, which nothing could shake …—Jack London

supreme satisfaction/pleasure/indifference

characterized by highest excellence or achievement : outstanding a supreme athlete … does not a supreme poet blend light and sound into one, calling darkness mute, and light eloquent?—George Eliot

supreme among musicians

ultimate, final

soldiers who made the supreme sacrifice

of utmost importance : crucial

… I knew exactly what I wanted to do as an adult. I would study dinosaurs, a firm conviction inspired by one supreme moment of childhood terror dissipated by fascination—my first look at Tyrannosaurus rex in the American Museum of Natural History.—Stephen Jay Gould

supremely词源英文解释

Latin supremus, superlative of superus upper — more at superior

The first known use of supreme was in 1513

supremely儿童词典英英释义

surelyadverb

with confidence

answered quickly and surely

without doubt : certainly

they will surely be heard from again

beyond question : truly

I surely am tired this afternoon

sure-footedadjective

not likely to stumble or fall

surefireadjective

certain to get results

sure1 of 2adjective

firmly established : steadfast

a sure hold

reliable, trustworthy

a sure friend

having no doubt : confident

I'm sure I'm right

not to be doubted : certain

sure evidence

bound to happen : inevitable

sure disaster

bound as if by fate

we are sure to win

sure2 of 2adverb

surely sense 1b

surely sense 2

surcoatnoun

an outer coat or cloakespecially: one worn over armor

surcinglenoun

a belt or band passing around the body of a horse to bind a saddle or pack fast to the horse's back

surcharge1 of 2verb

overcharge sense 1

to charge an extra fee

overload entry 1

to mark a new value or a surcharge on a stamp

surcharge2 of 2noun

an additional tax or charge

a burden that is too great

a mark on top of a stamp that changes the value

a stamp bearing such a mark

surceasenoun

a stopping of actionespecially: a temporary halt

sup1 of 3verb

to eat dinner : dine

sup2 of 3noun

a mouthful especially of liquid : sip

sup3 of 3verb

to eat the evening meal

to make one's supper—used with on or off

supped on roast beef

supremeadjective

highest in rank or authority

highest in degree or quality

greatest in degree

giving one's life is the supreme sacrifice

supremely 例句

1 It is not enough to be supremely sure that he is right if no one else agrees with him.

如果没有别人与他保持一致,这并不能够完全确定他是正确的。

2 For Tolstoy, although associated with the broadest of canvases, was also a supremely competent miniaturist, as you'll be able to see from these two novellas.

3 But perhaps God would not have allowed me to be deceived in this way, since he is said to be supremely good; [...

但是,或许上帝不会让我这样被骗,因为人们说他是至高无上的;

4 The director's trickster genius is shared by the main characters; each is supremely adept and understandably suspicious of the others, any one of whom could be the evil mastermind.

5 But we can say with confidence that a calf grazing on grass is doing what he is supremely well suited to do.

6 Despite our situation, I felt, at the boat’s bow, supremely confident in our navigational abilities.

7 This is a supremely controlled work of narrative indeterminacy told from various characters’ competing points of view, which never quite add up to a complete picture.

8 A child was an ancestral composite, but a supremely simple one: one-half from the mother, one-half from the father.

9 Pharrell Williams has produced tracks for him since the Clipse days and recently offered him the superb Raid, just one among his many tracks to offer an unflinching but supremely versatile take on street life.

10 As played by the supremely menacing and hard-faced Michael Shannon, it may soon prove hard to recall that this is the show's main good guy.

11 In different ways, both shows stress the spare side of Mr. Schnabel’s supremely instinctive, accepting sensibility.

12 These works point out that even the woman who made these supremely controlled images will someday die, turning cold and dry like that papery-skinned frog.

13 Without sacrificing any of her usual flamboyance, Westwood has achieved the feat of producing a supremely wearable collection.

14 On Friday he conducts a concert of Monteverdi’s radiant “Orfeo,” taking audiences back to the supremely confident beginnings of Italian opera.

15 There is nothing Americans like more than a redemption story—particularly when the man being redeemed is supremely good at his job

没有任何事比一个拯救故事更让美国人喜欢的了,特别是当这个被拯救的人对他的工作又是极其游刃有余.

16 Loving God supremely and loving your neighbor as yourself.

无比的爱上帝和像爱自己那样爱邻居。

17 Neither is an unearthed classic, but each is a supremely odd artifact that reveals a different aspect of Mr. Young’s persona.

18 And stay away from the likes of blueberries, sweet cherries, peaches and pears, which are too sweet for this supremely sugary dessert.

19 I consider a supremely beautiful gesture.

我觉得这是非常优雅的姿态.

20 “Honestly, elegance at the end of the day is in the heart,” said Defustel Ndjoko, 45, a supremely elegant designer originally from Cameroon.

supremely 同义词

1 至高地

consummately

2 极为

sadly heartily

9 最大程度地

most

supremely 短语相关

make the final/supreme/ultimate sacrifice reigned supreme reign supreme ruled supreme supreme court

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