英语 - 匈牙利语

supreme

gb/supɹˈim/ us/supɹˈim/
B2 英语
~ 2600
legfőbb, legfelsőbb, kimagasló, rendkívüli, végső, legnagyobb
B2
1
用法模式:
[someone/something] is supreme
The Supreme Court will hear the case next month.
A Legfelsőbb Bíróság a jövő hónapban tárgyalja az ügyet.
She was regarded as the supreme authority on the subject.
A téma legfőbb szaktekintélyének tartották.
In the game, the goal is to become the supreme ruler of the kingdom.
The general was appointed as the supreme commander of the armed forces.
学习者例句
The Supreme Court makes important decisions.
A Legfelsőbb Bíróság fontos döntéseket hoz.
He is the supreme leader of the country.
Ő az ország legfőbb vezetője.
She is the supreme boss in the company.
The king was supreme in his land.
常见错误:
Learners sometimes confuse 'supreme' with 'extreme', but 'supreme' refers to the highest rank or authority, not intensity.
含义
Highest in rank or authority
搭配
Supreme Court |supreme leader |supreme authority |supreme commander
近义词
paramount (Similar in meaning but slightly more formal and often used about importance rather than authority.)
反义词
inferior (Indicates lower rank or importance, the opposite of supreme.)
主题
leadership |politics |power |law |core_vocabulary
释义

Being the most powerful or important.

Having the highest level of power, authority, or importance.

B2
2
用法模式:
[something] is supreme
His performance was of supreme quality.
Teljesítménye kimagasló színvonalú volt.
She showed supreme courage in the face of danger.
A veszéllyel szembenézve rendkívüli bátorságot tanúsított.
The chef takes supreme care with every dish.
They acted with supreme confidence during the presentation.
学习者例句
He has supreme skill in chess.
Kimagasló sakktudása van.
She worked with supreme care.
A legnagyobb gondossággal dolgozott.
They had supreme joy after the win.
This is a pizza of supreme taste.
常见错误:
Some learners overuse 'supreme' for everyday good things; it is better reserved for truly exceptional cases.
含义
Greatest possible degree or quality
搭配
supreme confidence |supreme effort |supreme happiness |supreme skill
近义词
ultimate (Often interchangeable, but 'ultimate' can also mean 'final'.)
反义词
mediocre (Indicates average or low quality, opposite of supreme in this sense.)
主题
quality |emotions |core_vocabulary
释义

The best or greatest possible.

Of the highest possible quality, degree, or excellence.

C1 FORMAL
3
He made the supreme sacrifice for his country.
Meghozta a legnagyobb áldozatot a hazájáért.
This moment was the supreme test of her abilities.
Ez a pillanat jelentette képességei végső próbáját.
For them, winning this championship was the supreme achievement.
学习者例句
He made the supreme sacrifice.
Meghozta a legnagyobb áldozatot.
This was the supreme moment of my life.
Ez volt életem legnagyobb pillanata.
It was the supreme test for her.
含义
Final and not able to be surpassed
搭配
supreme sacrifice |supreme moment
近义词
ultimate (Often overlaps, but 'ultimate' is more common in everyday language; 'supreme' here is more formal or ceremonial.)
反义词
preliminary (Indicates something that comes before the main or final stage.)
主题
process |limits |core_vocabulary
释义

The last or most important stage; nothing can be higher.

Being the ultimate or final in a process, beyond which there is nothing greater or more extreme.

语法
词典原形
supreme
IPA
GB/supɹˈim/
US/supɹˈim/
音节与重音
su - preme (2 个音节)
Stress on 2nd syllable (preme)
词形变化
Adjective
  • Base: supreme
词族
Core family
supremely adverb supremacy noun C1
Related words
supremacist noun
Advanced or less common
supremacism noun
相关表达

of supreme importance

2
/əv supɹˈim ɪmpˈɔɹtəns/
fixed phrase

Extremely important above all else

More important than anything else.

例句
  • Safety is of supreme importance in this factory.
  • Honesty is of supreme importance in our family.

Supreme Court

1
/supɹˈim kˈɔɹt/
fixed phrase

Highest judicial body in a country

The most important court in a country or state that makes final legal decisions.

例句
  • The case will be decided by the Supreme Court.
  • She argued her case before the Supreme Court.

supreme leader

3
/supɹˈim lˈidɚ/
fixed phrase

Person with highest authority

A person who has complete control over a country or group.

例句
  • The supreme leader announced new policies.
  • He became the supreme leader after years of political struggle.

supreme sacrifice

4
/supɹˈim sˈækɹəfˌaɪs/
fixed phrase formal

Giving life for a cause

Dying for an important reason, such as one's country.

例句
  • Many soldiers made the supreme sacrifice during the war.
  • He was honored for making the supreme sacrifice.

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