impression of warmth and friendliness. tk ISL ® W, ife 总给人以热亲切的表面印i。3 (of a wound or damage 伤■口 或损坏)only affecting the surface and therefore not serious 秦层向;.表皮的a super/iciaZ injury 皮外 街super/idaZ bums.義面烧伤 4 (£//sappraW/7g) not concerned with anything serious or important and lacking any depth of understanding or feeling 浅薄的; 肤浅的 dd shallow: a super/idd/rtendship 或薄的 交情’◊ 77ie guests engaged in     chatter.客'人闲

聊忘来◊ She’s so superciai/成太肤浅了! 5 gechnical 米语)of or on the surface of sth 表命的;浅表.的: superficial veins       0 a superficial deposit of acidic

沉积在表崑的酸性土壤► super.fici.aI.ity/,su:p9- .fiXi'aelati; ,sju:-; NAmE ,su:^er,f-/ noun [U] super-fi-ciaMy /-fali/ adv.

super-fine /'su:p0fain; 'sju:-; NAmE 'suiparf-/ adj. {tech­nical 1 extremely light or thin; made of extremely small pieces极轻的;极细的supeneyiibres微细的^ ◊ supe/^ine powder 细粉末.2 of extremely good quality质金极的;特级的super^ne doth特级布料 su-per-flu-ous /su:'p3fluas; sju:-; NAmE su:'p3rf-/ 〇〇[/. more than you need or want 过剩的;M矣的;.H771 unnecessary She gave him a look that made words super/luoiw.她看了他一眼,这已表明一切,无 须多言 T. > su.per.flu.ity /.su:p9'flu:ati; ,sju:-; /VAmf .suipar'f-/ noun [U, sing.] {format) su-perflu-ous-ly adv. super-glue /'suipaglu:; 'sju:-; NAmE'suipQrg-/ noun [U] a very strong glue that sticks very quickly and is used in small quantities for repairing things 强力.胶 supergrass /'suipagrars; 'sju:-; /V/AatjE'suipargraes/ noun (BrE, informal) a criminal who informs the police about the activities of a large number of other criminals, usually in order to get a less severe punishment (为求 得宽大处理)向警太告密的罪犯一 compare grass n.(5) super-group /'su:pagru:p; 'sju:-; NAmE 'su:^drg-/ noun a very successful and very famous band that plays pop music, especially one whose members have already become famous in other bands超级流行乐队(尤指成成 已在其他乐队出名的>

super-heated /.suipa'hiitid; ,sju:-; NAmE .suiparh-/ adj. (physics ^>}) 1 (of a liquid MW that has been heated under pressure above its boiling point without be- coming a gas过热的(加压加热至超过沸点而未变成气 体).2 (of a gas 气体that has been heated above its temperature of saturation (= below which it becomes a liquid)过热的(加热至超过饱和点superheavyweight /.suipa'heviweit; ,sju:-; NAmE ,su:par'h-/ noun a boxer of the heaviest class, weighing 91 kilograms or more超重量级拳击手体重为91公斤 或以上>

super-hero /'suipahrarau; 'sju:-; NAmE 'suiperhrrou; -hiirou/ noun {pi. -oes) a character in a story, film/ movie, etc. who has unusual strength or power and uses it to help people; a real person who has done sth unusually brave to help sb (/丨、说、电影等中的超级英 雄;.•(现实中的)杰出英雄

super high-way /.suipe'haiwei; ,sju:-; NAmE .suipar'h-/ noun 1 {NAmE, old-fashioned) = interstate 2 = infor­mation SUPERHIGHWAY

superhuman /.suipa'hjurman; ,sju:-; NAmE .suipar'h-/ adj. having much greater power, knowledge, etc. than is normal 超出常人的;非凡的 H3CI heroic super­human strength # Kj 6^) ^3 M ft took an almost super- humtm ejjbrt to contain his anger.他以超常的克制力强 :压住怒火。compare subhuman super-im-pose /.suipanm'pauz; NAmE -'pouz; BrE also ,sju:-/. v/erb [VN]sth (on/onto sth) 1 to put ofte image on top of another so that the two can be seen combined使(图像甲)叠映在(图像乙)上A diagram of the new road layout was superimposed on a map o/t/ie city.新公路的规划示意图被叠映在该城市的地 图 2 to add some of the qualities of one system or pattern to another one in order to produce sth that combines the qualities of both使重叠;使叠加;使附加 于She has tried to superimpose her own attitudes onto this ancient story.她想自己的看法加入这个古老的故事 - super.im.pos.it.ion /su:p9r,imp9_zij'n; 8rf also ,sju:-/ noun [U]

2027 superlative

super-in-tend /.surparm'tend; BrE also ,sju:-/ verb [VN] {formal) to be in charge of sth and make sure that everything is working, being done, etc. as it should be 主管;监督;监管 HTn SUPERVISE super in tend-

ence /-ans/ noun [U]

super-in-tend-ent /.suiparm'tendant; BrE also ,sju:-/ noun 1 a person who has a lot of authority and manages and controls an activity, a place, a group of workers, etc.主管人;负责人;监管人;监^人:aparfc superintendent 公园负责人◊ the superintendent / schook t’n DaHcw 达拉斯教育局长 2       Supt)'(in

Britain) a police officer just above the rank of chief INSPECTOR (英国}级警官,警司官阶仅高于巡 长Superinte/identLfvesey 利夫西警官 3 (flbbr. Supt.) (in the US) the head of a police department (■美国警 局长,'警长 4 (AM/DE) a person whose job is to be in charge of a building and make small repairs, etc. to it (大楼@)管理人

SU-per-ior CHw /su:'pieri0(r); sju:-; NAmE sui'pir-/ adj., noun

                  1 (to sb/sth) better in quality than sb/sth else; greater than sb/sth else (在品± )更好的;占忧势; 更胜一筹:vastiy superior 强得多◊ superior i/iteHigence 更强的智力◊ This modd is technica^y superior to its competitors.这一款式在技术上超过了与之竞争的产品liverpooZ were ciearZy t/ie superior team•利物浦队明显卑 胜一筹 The enemy won because of their superior numbers (= there were more of them)•敌人 _宁在人数

优而取胜EES inferior 2 ~ (to sb) higher in rank, importance or position (■在级别、重要性或职 偉与J M禽的:my superior qfifker耗的上綾军官superior status         a superior court of law ± ^.

.法院 inferior 3 [disapproving) showing by your behaviour that you think you are better than others W 优越感的;高傲的 HEI_arrogant: a superior manner 气活现的态度ahvays ioofo so superior.他总是显 ‘戒么 W 越感。4' (used especially in advertisements 尤用于广告of very good quality; better than other similar things质量卓越的;出类k萃的;超群的superior apartments高级公寓套房

                  nown 1 a person of higher rank, status or position 级另I!

(或地位、职位更高的人;上级;上司:yoursocfaZ superiors会地位自己高的人◊ He’s my immediate superior (= the person directiy above me)他是我的顶

头上司,。◊ /’m going to compkim to your superiors•我要 去找也的上级投诉。PU3 inferior 2 used in titles for the head of a religious community (用作宗教团体领导 的头衔):Mother Superior修女会院

su-perior-ity /sur.piari'Drati; sju:-; NAmE su:,piri'Dr-; -’a:r-/ A7im [U] 1 ~ (in sth) I to/over sth/sb) the state or quality of being better, more skilful, more powerful, greater, etc. than others 优越(性);优势:the super­iority ojt/iis operating system 这知操知紊纟i 的优越性 ◊ to have naval/cdr superiority (= more ships/planes than the enemyj 有海上/空中优势 2 behaviour that shows that you think you are better than other people 优越 感;知气活现的样子;盛气凌人的行为:anafro/super- iority 气声现的样子 PTira INFERIORITY

su.peri'ority complex noun a feeling that you are better or more important than other people, often as a way of hiding your feelings of failure 自大情结,优越感 (常为掩饰_失败感)'

su-per-la-tive /su'p3lativ; sju:-; NAmE su:'p3rl-/ adj., noun

                            fldf/1excellent佳的;越的;最优秀的HE1 first-rate a super〖atfve pe/formance 精彩绝伦的演出 2 {grammar relating to adjectives or adverbs that express the highest degree of sth, for example best, vwrsf, s/ov^sf and /r?5f a//f ( _容词或副词')_ 最髙级 的compare comparative adj.[3) > su-per-la-tive-ly adv.

m noun (grammar the form of an adjective or adverb that expresses the highest degree of stii (形容词或副词 的)最高级ft’s ■ hard to _/iind enoug/i superkirives to describe this boofc.用再多的盛赞之辞也难以描述这本书6 —compare comparative n.