Inglés - Húngaro

spectacular

gb/spɛktˈækjəlɚ/ us/spɛktˈækjəlɚ/
B1 Inglés
~ 6000
látványos, lenyűgöző, látványos produkció, nagyszabású show
B1
1
Patrón de uso:
[something] is spectacular
We woke up to a spectacular view of the mountains covered in snow.
Amikor felébredtünk, lenyűgöző kilátás nyílt a hóval borított hegyekre.
The final scene of the movie is visually spectacular but not very realistic.
A film utolsó jelenete vizuálisan látványos, de nem túl valósághű.
The city puts on a spectacular fireworks display every New Year’s Eve.
From the top of the tower, the night skyline was absolutely spectacular.
The dancers gave a spectacular performance that had the audience cheering for minutes.
Ejemplos para estudiantes
The sunset was spectacular last night.
Tegnap este lenyűgöző volt a naplemente.
We had a spectacular view from our hotel room.
Lenyűgöző kilátás nyílt a hotelszobánkból.
The show was spectacular, and everyone clapped loudly.
The colors of the trees in autumn are spectacular.
The city lights looked spectacular from the bridge.
Error frecuente:
Learners sometimes say *very spectacular* too often. In many cases, just *spectacular* is strong enough on its own. Also, some confuse *spectacular* (adjective) with *spectacle* (noun) and say *The view is a spectacular* instead of *The view is spectacular*.
Significado
extremely impressive to see or experience
Colocaciones
spectacular view |spectacular scenery |spectacular fireworks |spectacular performance |absolutely spectacular |look spectacular
Sinónimos
breathtaking (Often suggests something so beautiful or impressive it almost stops you from breathing; slightly more emotional.)
Antónimos
unimpressive (Describes something that fails to attract attention or admiration.)
Temas
daily life |entertainment |travel |core_vocabulary
Definición

Very beautiful, exciting, or surprising to see or experience.

Very impressive, dramatic, or striking in a way that strongly attracts attention, especially to the eyes or senses.

B2
2
Patrón de uso:
a spectacular [result/event/change]
The company has seen spectacular growth over the last five years.
A vállalat látványos növekedést ért el az elmúlt öt évben.
Her first book was a spectacular success, selling millions of copies worldwide.
Első könyve látványos siker volt, világszerte több millió példányban kelt el.
The project ended in spectacular failure when the main investor pulled out.
The athlete made a spectacular comeback after two years away from competition.
There has been a spectacular rise in online sales this quarter.
Ejemplos para estudiantes
The team had a spectacular win last night.
A csapat tegnap este látványos győzelmet aratott.
His business was a spectacular success.
A vállalkozása látványos siker lett.
The party was a spectacular failure because nobody came.
The singer became famous after a spectacular show on TV.
Prices showed a spectacular rise last year.
Error frecuente:
Learners may overuse *spectacular* where *good*, *big*, or *very good* would sound more natural. *Spectacular* should be saved for results or changes that are truly unusual or dramatic.
Significado
very great or dramatic in degree
Colocaciones
spectacular success |spectacular failure |spectacular growth |spectacular rise |spectacular results
Sinónimos
remarkable (Highlights that something is worth noticing; slightly less dramatic and emotional than *spectacular*.)
Antónimos
modest (Describes results or changes that are small or not especially impressive.)
Temas
business |news |achievements |core_vocabulary
Definición

Very big or very strong in result or effect, often surprisingly so.

Extremely great, dramatic, or impressive in degree, size, or effect, especially in achievements, changes, or failures.

C1
3
Patrón de uso:
a [type] spectacular
The director’s latest film is a three-hour action spectacular.
A rendező legújabb filmje háromórás, látványos akcióprodukció.
They turned the opening ceremony into a huge musical spectacular.
A megnyitóünnepséget hatalmas zenés show-vá alakították.
Every year the network broadcasts a Christmas spectacular with famous singers.
The theme park is planning a nighttime light spectacular for the summer season.
Fans packed the stadium for a rock spectacular featuring five major bands.
Ejemplos para estudiantes
We watched a big TV spectacular on New Year’s Eve.
Szilveszterkor egy nagyszabású tévés show-t néztünk.
The show was a dance spectacular with many lights and colors.
A műsor látványos táncprodukció volt, sok fénnyel és színnel.
They went to a Hollywood spectacular with many famous actors.
The city held a music spectacular in the park.
The festival ended with a fireworks spectacular.
Error frecuente:
Learners sometimes confuse the noun *a spectacular* with the adjective and say *It was very a spectacular* instead of *It was a spectacular* or *It was very spectacular.* Also, this noun use is less common in everyday speech than the adjective, so overusing it can sound unusual.
Significado
large impressive show or event
Colocaciones
a Hollywood spectacular |TV spectacular |stage spectacular |musical spectacular
Sinónimos
extravaganza (Stresses being very large, expensive, and showy, and is slightly more formal or literary.)
Antónimos
low-key event (Describes an event that is quiet and simple rather than big and showy.)
Temas
entertainment |media |arts_entertainment |core_vocabulary
Definición

A very big and exciting show or event made to impress people.

A big, elaborate show or event that is designed to be very impressive and entertaining, often with many special visual effects.

Gramática
Forma de diccionario
spectacular
AFI
GB/spɛktˈækjəlɚ/
US/spɛktˈækjəlɚ/
Sílabas y acento
spec - tac - u - lar (4 sílabas)
Stress on 2nd syllable (tac)
Formas de la palabra
Adjective
  • Base: spectacular
Familia de palabras
Core family
spectacularly adverb spectacle noun B1
Related words
spectator noun B1 spectate verb
Negative and opposite forms
unspectacular adjective
Expresiones

nothing short of spectacular

1
/nˈʌθɪŋ ʃˈɔɹt əv spɛktˈækjəlɚ/
idiom

completely and extremely impressive

Used to say that something is extremely impressive and cannot be called anything less.

Ejemplos
  • The view from the top of the cliff was nothing short of spectacular.
  • Her performance last night was nothing short of spectacular.

on a spectacular scale

1
/ˈɔn ə spɛktˈækjəlɚ skˈeɪl/
fixed phrase

in a very large impressive way

Happening in a way that is both very big and very impressive.

Ejemplos
  • The city celebrated the holiday on a spectacular scale.
  • Environmental damage is occurring on a spectacular scale in the region.

spectacular failure

1
/spɛktˈækjəlɚ fˈeɪljɚ/
fixed phrase

an extremely dramatic failure

A failure that is very big and very clear, often in a way that many people notice.

Ejemplos
  • The new app was a spectacular failure and was removed from the store within a week.
  • His attempt to start a restaurant ended in spectacular failure.

spectacular success

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/spɛktˈækjəlɚ səksˈɛs/
fixed phrase

an extremely impressive success

A success that is very big and very impressive, often more than people expected.

Ejemplos
  • Her latest product launch was a spectacular success.
  • The festival turned out to be a spectacular success despite the bad weather.

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