superb
21süperb — anspruchsvoll, ausgesucht, ausgewählt, ausgezeichnet, brillant, de luxe, edel, erstklassig, exquisit, fein, hervorragend, hochwertig, kostbar, mondän, qualitätvoll, von besonderer Güte, von bester Qualität, vortrefflich, vorzüglich; (geh.):… …
22superb — su|perb [sju:ˈpə:b, su: US suˈpə:rb] adj [no comparative] [Date: 1500 1600; : Latin; Origin: superbus proud, grand , from super; SUPER ] extremely good = ↑excellent ▪ The food was superb. ▪ superb weather >superbly adv …
23superb — su|perb [ su pɜrb ] adjective * of the highest quality: EXCELLENT: The Hotel Gardesana offers superb views of the lake. a superb cook ╾ su|perb|ly adverb: He played superbly, scoring 52 points in 45 minutes. a superbly written novel …
24superb — adjective (no comparative) extremely good; excellent: The food was superb. | a superb performance superbly adverb …
25superb — adjective 1) he scored a superb goal Syn: excellent, superlative, first rate, first class, outstanding, remarkable, marvelous, magnificent, wonderful, splendid, admirable, noteworthy, impressive, fine, exquisite, exceptional …
26superb — adjective 1) a superb goal Syn: excellent, first class, outstanding, marvellous, wonderful, splendid, admirable, fine, exceptional, glorious; informal great, fantastic, fabulous, terrific, super, awesome, ace; …
27superb */*/ — UK [sʊˈpɜː(r)b] / US [suˈpɜrb] adjective of the highest quality The Hotel Gardesana offers superb views of the lake. a superb cook Derived word: superbly adverb He played superbly, scoring 52 runs in 45 minutes. a superbly written novel …
28superb — adj. 1 of the most impressive, splendid, grand, or majestic kind (superb courage; a superb specimen). 2 colloq. excellent; fine. Derivatives: superbly adv. superbness n. Etymology: F superbe or L superbus proud …
29superb — su|pẹrb 〈 [sy ] Adj.〉 vorzüglich, prächtig; oV ; dieses Essen schmeckt superb [Etym.: <frz. superbe »stolz, prächtig« <lat. superbus] …
30süperb — sü|pẹrb 〈Adj.〉 = superb …
