super

形容词超级的，极度的，过分的，超等的，极好的; 面积的，平方的

名词特级品，特大号商品

副词非常，过分地

动词用上浆纱布装（书脊）; 担任跑龙套角色

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1. super：school and university partnership for educational renewal; 夥伴协作计划

1. 顶好的;超级的;顶呱呱的
    Some people use super to mean very nice or very good.

    e.g. We had a super time...
           我们玩得很痛快。
    e.g. That's a super idea...
           那真是个绝妙的主意。

2. 非常;格外;极
    Super is used before adjectives to indicate that something has a lot of a quality.

    e.g. I'm going to Greece in the summer so I've got to be super slim.
           夏天我要去希腊，因此我要变得格外苗条才好。
    e.g. ...squads of super-fit athletes.
           身体超棒的一组组运动员

3. super什么意思

3. (用于名词前)表示“超级的”
    Super is used before nouns to indicate that something is larger, better, or more advanced than similar things.

    e.g. ...building Russia into a super state.
           把俄罗斯建成一个超级大国
    e.g. ...a chance to test-drive a stunning Lotus super-car.
           试驾车速惊人的莲花牌超级汽车的机会

1. China as a super large market is very attractive and provides an enormous business opportunity for East Asian economic development.

2. Super Geezer laughs at the mountain and grinds out his cigarette butt in its face.

3. super在线翻译

3. The super hero comes in a very slick outfit and 45 calibre.

4. Then on May 7, Zhu made a call to another super market using the same modus operandi.

5. It has also pressurized China with the Super 301 provision of the US Trade Act, and continues to call for appreciation of the renminbi.

6. super什么意思

6. The state station's own version of the idol search program called " Dream China " never managed to match the popularity of " Super Girls ".

7. The players were out on the town early Sunday after their Wellington Hurricanes side lost the Super 14 rugby final to the Canterbury Crusaders.

8. super的意思

8. Add the following seven super foods to your shopping cart and you just might unlock the key to longevity.

9. Gingrich meanwhile has been kept in the race largely by a super PAC financed by a friend who is a casino tycoon.

10. He was one of seven super cool diplomats who strutted on the catwalk at the recent 2009 China International Fashion Week show.

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