0 excellent:
1 especially; very:
2 informal for superintendent
3 larger, more effective, more powerful, or more successful than usual; very or more than usually:
a supercomputer
the super-rich
4 over; above:
6 short form ofsuperintendent
7 very; extremely:
8 used before adjectives and nouns to mean "extremely" or "very large":
I never believed that the walking-out business was anything more than a set of stage supers playing a very poor part.
The present situation is that 12 standards and 17 supers have been ordered, 10 are in abeyance and no one knows what is to happen about them.
They can be film supers.
Then the most similar clusters will be merged to make super-clusters.
In a somewhat weaker form (but still sufficient to imply super-linear lower bounds for log-depth circuits), their question can be stated as follows.
Finally, we introduce procedural abstraction as a kind of "super-tag" and this gives an opportunity to discuss the substitution model.
What we have, with the introduction of super-tides, is a burgeoning culture of operatic literacy.
Further we compare and discuss magnetic reversal time scales with biodiversity and the outbreak of super volcanoes, which affected the biosphere.
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出色的,極好的, 尤其地,非常地, (superintendent的非正式說法)…
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出色的,极好的, 尤其地,非常地, (superintendent的非正式说法)…
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genial, bárbaro, forma abreviada de “supervisor”: portero…
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sensacional, fantástico, formidável…
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極上の, 最高の, アパートなどの管理人の略称…
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olağanüstü, süper, çok iyi…
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super, formidable, super-…
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fantàstic, genial, forma abreujada de “supervisor”: porter…
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