see|súper|super-
English
Etymology
F. super from L. supra, from ancient Greek Ï�Ï�ÎÏ� (hyper).
Pronunciation
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(General): so�o'p�(r), /�su�p�(r)/, /"su:p@(r)/
UK: /'sju:p@/
US: /�sup�/, /"sup@`/
:Rhymes:English:-u�p�(r)|Rhymes: -u�p�(r)
SOO-per or SU-per
Adjective
en-adj-notcomp
- better than average, better than usual; wonderful.
Translations
Danish: super
Dutch: super
French: super
German: super
Greek: hyper, less common souper
Italian: super or supra
mid
Japanese: � (���, ch�)
Latin: super, supra
Portuguese: súper
Spanish: súper
Hebrew: ס�פר
Turkish: süper
Adverb
super
- informal superb
Interjection
super
- great
Noun
en-noun
- context|informal|Northeastern US superintendent|Superintendent of a building.
en-noun|-
- AU informal Short form of superannuation, the Australian retirement benefits or pension scheme.
#: Jane looked forward to collecting a large super payout when she retired.
Synonyms
awesome
excellent
Derived terms
superactivity
superman
supernormal
super-note
supersnoop
superstar
Related terms
superlative
See also
super-
Esperanto
Etymology
From Latin 'super'
Preposition
super
- above
Category:Esperanto BRO1
Category:Esperanto prepositions
Latin
Etymology
Related to Greek á½�Ï�ÎÏ� (hyper), above
Preposition
super; comparative adjective superior; superlative supremus
- above
seeCites
Used in many compound words.
Related terms
soprano
superior
supreme
supervise
Category:Positive words
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vi:super
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