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Definition of outstanding in English: outstandingadjective aʊtˈstandɪŋˌaʊtˈstændɪŋ 1Exceptionally good. 杰出的，出众的 the team's outstanding performance 该队的杰出表现。 Example sentencesExamples - The Sloan Prize honors the most outstanding recent basic science contribution to cancer research.
- With manic energy and a knack for voices, Bennett's performance is outstanding.
- The truly outstanding athlete always fights his way to the top, no matter what the odds.
- I understood this land was an area of outstanding natural beauty.
- He has been outstanding in central defence so far this season.
- The award celebrates outstanding achievement made by students to their secondary schools and communities.
- It was a marvellous sporting moment following an outstanding performance.
- The current graduates had many outstanding performances by women.
- Comparing today's outstanding performers with those of yesteryear is always a provocative exercise.
- Their comment on the play was that it was an outstanding performance.
- Her outstanding performance last weekend earned her this week's UW athlete of the week.
- The Lake District National Park is an area of outstanding natural beauty that is protected for the benefit of the nation as a whole.
- Nepal is also, of course, a country of outstanding natural beauty.
- The Kettering Prize recognizes the most outstanding recent contribution to the diagnosis or treatment of cancer.
- To achieve this he is putting in place a bonus plan for the top 300 executives that will reward outstanding performance.
- Castletown has again produced an outstanding performance in the competition.
- The statement said the ship's visit to America would be an outstanding success.
- He was their truly outstanding player both defensively and in attack.
- We should reduce air pollution and protect our areas of outstanding natural beauty against visual pollution.
- There is an area of outstanding natural beauty right on the doorstep and it is blocked off because of the dangerous stepping stones.
Synonyms excellent, marvellous, magnificent, superb, fine, wonderful, superlative, exceptional, formidable, first-class, first-rate, virtuoso, skilful, masterful, masterly informal great, terrific, tremendous, super, smashing, amazing, amazeballs, fantastic, sensational, stellar, fabulous, fab, supercalifragilisticexpialidocious, ace, crack, A1, mean, awesome, magic, bad, wicked, out of this world British informal brilliant, brill, bosting North American informal neat, badass, boss US informal on fleek Australian informal bonzer British informal, dated wizard, spiffing, ripping, topping, champion, capital, top-hole North American informal, dated swell, keen vulgar slang shit-hot remarkable, extraordinary, exceptional, striking, eye-catching, vivid, arresting, impressive, distinctive, unforgettable, catchy, haunting, indelible, not/never to be forgotten, memorable, signal, special, momentous, monumental, significant, historic, notable, noteworthy, important, consequential, distinguished, pre-eminent, eminent, well known, famous, famed, celebrated, renowned, notorious, illustrious informal out of this world - 1.1 Clearly noticeable.
突出的，显著的 works of outstanding banality 明显是单调老套的作品。 Example sentencesExamples - Even allowing for this, he remains the outstanding figure of early English history.
- Lewis-Francis is the most obvious and outstanding product of his time.
Synonyms easily seen, clear, visible, clearly visible, standing out, noticeable, observable, discernible, perceptible, perceivable, detectable
2Not yet paid, resolved, or dealt with. much of the work is still outstanding Julian's outstanding debts Example sentencesExamples - If it is discovered that there is an outstanding debt from either of the two companies the sum will be pursued.
- And when you're reviewing your life insurance, remember to take into account any loans outstanding on your business.
- It had no bank debt outstanding when the deal was signed late last week.
- He alleges there is no reason for a liquidator to take control over his outstanding debts because he is capable of paying it.
- In most cases a judge will attempt to help both the borrower and the lender reach an agreement about how the outstanding debt can best be discharged.
- The bank has a counterclaim against Mrs Frost for the sums still outstanding.
- They saw their only task as being to determine whether or not the amount of the assessment remained outstanding.
- He went to collect a long outstanding debt before returning to England for good.
- She is entitled to be paid the full balance outstanding on her mortgage.
- Fewer than 20 percent of participants had loans outstanding at the end of that year.
- From November 1996 on, a balance remained outstanding on his account.
- I own my home with a small amount outstanding on the mortgage.
- He was unable to provide a final bill as a number of claims remain outstanding.
- The group members plan to take a holiday in the sun, clear off a few outstanding bills and invest whatever is left.
- By deciding to pay off only the interest, the repayments are much lower but the principal remains outstanding.
- And if you have old debts, pay them up, until you are free of outstanding financial debts.
- The government said it managed to reclaim about half of the outstanding debts without legal action.
- A significant amendment to the interest provision is that any interest now calculated may not exceed the capital amount outstanding.
- The only circumstances in which they could call in all outstanding debts would be in the event of their own disbandment.
- This time, the hospital insisted he pay the bill in advance, together with the outstanding debt.
Synonyms to be done, undone, not done, neglected, omitted, unattended to, unfinished, incomplete, left, remaining, pending, ongoing unpaid, unsettled, owing, owed, to be paid, payable, receivable, due, overdue, undischarged, in arrears, in the red North American delinquent, past due
Rhymesfreestanding, hardstanding, landing, misunderstanding, notwithstanding, standing, stranding, understanding, upstanding Definition of outstanding in US English: outstandingadjectiveˌoutˈstandiNGˌaʊtˈstændɪŋ 1Exceptionally good. 杰出的，出众的 the team's outstanding performance 该队的杰出表现。 Example sentencesExamples - With manic energy and a knack for voices, Bennett's performance is outstanding.
- Comparing today's outstanding performers with those of yesteryear is always a provocative exercise.
- Castletown has again produced an outstanding performance in the competition.
- There is an area of outstanding natural beauty right on the doorstep and it is blocked off because of the dangerous stepping stones.
- The Sloan Prize honors the most outstanding recent basic science contribution to cancer research.
- We should reduce air pollution and protect our areas of outstanding natural beauty against visual pollution.
- He was their truly outstanding player both defensively and in attack.
- The Lake District National Park is an area of outstanding natural beauty that is protected for the benefit of the nation as a whole.
- Her outstanding performance last weekend earned her this week's UW athlete of the week.
- Their comment on the play was that it was an outstanding performance.
- The truly outstanding athlete always fights his way to the top, no matter what the odds.
- I understood this land was an area of outstanding natural beauty.
- Nepal is also, of course, a country of outstanding natural beauty.
- He has been outstanding in central defence so far this season.
- It was a marvellous sporting moment following an outstanding performance.
- The current graduates had many outstanding performances by women.
- The award celebrates outstanding achievement made by students to their secondary schools and communities.
- To achieve this he is putting in place a bonus plan for the top 300 executives that will reward outstanding performance.
- The Kettering Prize recognizes the most outstanding recent contribution to the diagnosis or treatment of cancer.
- The statement said the ship's visit to America would be an outstanding success.
Synonyms excellent, marvellous, magnificent, superb, fine, wonderful, superlative, exceptional, formidable, first-class, first-rate, virtuoso, skilful, masterful, masterly remarkable, extraordinary, exceptional, striking, eye-catching, vivid, arresting, impressive, distinctive, unforgettable, catchy, haunting, indelible, never to be forgotten, not to be forgotten, memorable, signal, special, momentous, monumental, significant, historic, notable, noteworthy, important, consequential, distinguished, pre-eminent, eminent, well known, famous, famed, celebrated, renowned, notorious, illustrious - 1.1 Clearly noticeable.
突出的，显著的 works of outstanding banality 明显是单调老套的作品。 Example sentencesExamples - Lewis-Francis is the most obvious and outstanding product of his time.
- Even allowing for this, he remains the outstanding figure of early English history.
Synonyms easily seen, clear, visible, clearly visible, standing out, noticeable, observable, discernible, perceptible, perceivable, detectable
2Remaining to be paid, done, or dealt with. 有待完成的，未解决的 how much work is still outstanding? there was a small charge outstanding 尚有一笔数目不大的费用未交。 Example sentencesExamples - The government said it managed to reclaim about half of the outstanding debts without legal action.
- It had no bank debt outstanding when the deal was signed late last week.
- And if you have old debts, pay them up, until you are free of outstanding financial debts.
- I own my home with a small amount outstanding on the mortgage.
- In most cases a judge will attempt to help both the borrower and the lender reach an agreement about how the outstanding debt can best be discharged.
- The only circumstances in which they could call in all outstanding debts would be in the event of their own disbandment.
- Fewer than 20 percent of participants had loans outstanding at the end of that year.
- They saw their only task as being to determine whether or not the amount of the assessment remained outstanding.
- The bank has a counterclaim against Mrs Frost for the sums still outstanding.
- He was unable to provide a final bill as a number of claims remain outstanding.
- She is entitled to be paid the full balance outstanding on her mortgage.
- A significant amendment to the interest provision is that any interest now calculated may not exceed the capital amount outstanding.
- By deciding to pay off only the interest, the repayments are much lower but the principal remains outstanding.
- The group members plan to take a holiday in the sun, clear off a few outstanding bills and invest whatever is left.
- He went to collect a long outstanding debt before returning to England for good.
- And when you're reviewing your life insurance, remember to take into account any loans outstanding on your business.
- If it is discovered that there is an outstanding debt from either of the two companies the sum will be pursued.
- From November 1996 on, a balance remained outstanding on his account.
- This time, the hospital insisted he pay the bill in advance, together with the outstanding debt.
- He alleges there is no reason for a liquidator to take control over his outstanding debts because he is capable of paying it.
Synonyms to be done, undone, not done, neglected, omitted, unattended to, unfinished, incomplete, left, remaining, pending, ongoing unpaid, unsettled, owing, owed, to be paid, payable, receivable, due, overdue, undischarged, in arrears, in the red
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