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单词 exceptional
释义
exceptional
adjective
approving
uk
/ɪkˈsep.ʃən.əl/us
/ɪkˈsep.ʃən.əl/
B2
muchgreaterthanusual,especiallyinskill,intelligence,quality, etc.:
（尤指在技能、才智、品质等方面）卓越的，杰出的，不同凡响的
an exceptionalstudent出类拔萃的学生
exceptionalpowersofconcentration无比的专注
Thecompanyhasshownexceptionalgrowthover the past twoyears.过去两年中，这家公司取得了不俗的发展业绩。
Synonyms
especialformal
special(NOT USUAL)
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
good or important because of unusual qualities
  • specialAre you doing anything special for your birthday?
  • exceptionalTheir standard of acting was very high but there was one exceptional performance.
  • outstandingHe accepted an award for outstanding achievement in baseball.
  • extraordinaryHer capacity to remember things is extraordinary.
  • deluxeThe salesman tried to sell us the deluxe model.
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More examples
  • Judges onlygrantmarriageannulments in exceptionalcircumstances.
  • a woman of exceptionalperspicacity
  • At £30 anight, thishotelrepresentsexceptionalvalueformoney.
  • Thepeninsulais alightlypopulatedareaofnaturalbeautywith exceptionalwildlife.
  • anoutstandinggardenof exceptionalbeauty
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Extremely good
  • admirable
  • amazing
  • amazingly
  • ask forsomeone
  • award-winning
  • divine
  • five-star
  • gold-plated
  • gourmet
  • greatness
  • high-class
  • high-grade
  • keen
  • sock
  • splendid
  • splendidly
  • stellar
  • stupendously
  • sublime
  • wonderfully
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Related word

exceptionally
(Definition ofexceptionalfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

exceptional| American Dictionary

exceptional
adjective
us
/ɪkˈsep·ʃə·nəl/
not like mostothersof the sametype;unusual:
This is an exceptionalcontract,guaranteeingnolayoffs.
Exceptional alsomeansunusuallygood:
Davis has done an exceptionaljobofreporting.

exceptionally

adverbus
/ɪkˈsep·ʃə·nəl·i/
Thedrawinghad exceptionallyfinedetail.
(Definition ofexceptionalfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

exceptional| Business English

exceptional
adjective
uk
/ɪkˈsepʃənəl/us
unusual; not whathappensregularlyor isexpected:
Theindustryisanxioustostressthat this isan exceptionalcase.
These areexceptionalcircumstances.
in exceptional circumstances/casesThisrighttoselltheshareswillapplyonly in exceptionalcases.
A £2.5mexceptionalchargefromredundanciescontributedto full-yearlosses.
exceptionalcosts
muchgreaterorbetterthanusual:
Theeffortput in by theteamover the last fivedayshas been exceptional.
Herleadershipstyleproducedexceptionalresults.

exceptionally

adverb
Thequalityofourproductsis exceptionally high.
an exceptionallycompetitivemarketplace
(Definition ofexceptionalfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofexceptional

exceptional
Eight building phases on a single farmyard areexceptional, but three or four overlapping ground plans are quite common.
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Purely indefinite readings appear to be moreexceptional, yet in some contexts they provide a plausible interpretation of a given gerund construction.
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Both are lost to the ideological ' construction' of selfhood,exceptionalor otherwise.
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In particular, we shall argue that time-independent intermediate shocks can exist in the real world, but areexceptional.
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The foreign learners were relatively accurate at categorizing regular words but extremely inaccurate at categorizingexceptionalwords.
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But in economic history, as we know, works of this character areexceptional.
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In fact,exceptionalcreative achievers are most likely to come from family pedigrees that display elevated rates of various psychological disorders.
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Despiteexceptionalrecent research progress in understanding elastic-fibre assembly and function, many questions remain to be addressed.
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Masked exercises, which to us seem completely normal, were at that timeexceptional.
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Analysts are bewildered by theexceptionalendurance exhibited by most democratic administrations.
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As we show, thisexceptionaldevelopment is determined by the ways in which mobile phones have been adapted to the local conditions of everyday life.
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His age and ability indicate that the experience of provincial leadership is, in theexceptionalcase, viable politically.
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These results speak to the outliers found in such research,exceptionallearners whose abilities we scarcely understand.
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Taking regular individualised lessons in what might be regarded as the usual fashion for instrument tuition wasexceptionalfor these learners.
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Theseexceptionalquality crystals introduce negligible aberration into the frequency doubled beam.
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