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su.pe.ri.or BETTERHsU:5pIE7ri7E5, $-5pIr7i7Ladj [not gradable]better than average or better than other people or things of the same type较好的，优越的This is clearly the work of a superior artist.很明显这是一位优秀艺术家的作品。They are people of superior taste.他们是一群品味高雅的人。We chose her for the job because she was the superior candidate.我们选她做这份工作是因为她是最优秀的应试者。The rebels were no match for the government troops with their vastly superior weapons.反叛者敌不过拥有更优良武器的政府军队。Manufacturing companies spend millions of pounds trying to convince customers that their products are superior to those of other companies.制造公司花费了几百万英镑试图使客户相信他们的产品比其他公司的好。For all babies, breastfeeding is far superior to bottlefeeding.对所有婴儿来说母乳喂养比牛奶哺乳好得多。It makes her very angry when he says that men are intrinsically superior to women.当他说男人天生就比女人强时，她非常生气。(disapproving) Someone who is superior or who behaves in a superior way is also someone who believes that they are better than other people.（人）傲慢的，高傲的I can't bear Louise--she's so superior.我无法忍受路易丝----她太高傲了。Leonard's superior manner offended people almost immediately.伦纳德的傲慢态度几乎立刻得罪了人。She gave a superior smile.她得意洋洋地笑了。The demonstrators were superior in numbers (= There were more of them), but the police were superior in strength (= they had greater strength).示威者在人数上占优势，而警方在力量上占优势。 ☆INFERIOR
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