单词详解

1. adj.

A. (在职位，地位等方面)较高的，上级的[(+to/in)] ( of or characteristic of high rank or importance)

 He’ll report it to his superior officer! 他将把这一情况报告给他的上司！

B. (在数量等方面)较大的，较多的[(+to/in)] ( written or printed above and to one side of another character)

 The other team is superior in numbers. 另一对在数量上占优势。

C. (在品质等方面)较好的，优秀的，有优越感的，上等的[(+to/in)] (of high or superior quality or performance)
This wallet is made of superior leather. 这只钱包由上等皮革制成。

Don’t take a superior attitude toward the younger students.
不要对比自己年轻的同学采取傲慢的态度。

2. n. [C]

A.上司，长官，长辈(one of greater rank or station or quality)
She is my superior. 她是我的上司。

He always does what his superiors tell him. 他惟上级之命是从。

B.占优势者，优胜者[(+in)] (a combatant who is able to defeat rivals)
He has no superior as a basketball player.
作为一名篮球运动员，没有人能胜过他。

相关词组

1.superior to优于……，比……好

 Some people think that the digital TV is superior to satellite TV.

 一些人认为数字电视优于卫星电视。

2. superior in在……方面优越

 Their team is superior in numbers.他们对在数量上占优势。

相关单词

副词：superiorly

名词：superiority