“superlative”造句，怎麼用superlative造句

(superlative of `good') having the most positive qualities.

(superlative of `near' or `close') within the shortest distance.

(superlative of `close') indicating the one of several that is the shortest distance away.

OnlyBnearhas a comparative and superlative form and can relate to time as well as space.

In advertising, the term is often used as a hyperbole, a superlative to hype up a product.

French cuisine, although superlative at its best, is criticized by international food philosophers as fussy,heavy and unadventurous.

Nowadays we utilise our experience in dealing with fabrics to provide a superlative service to the public in many parts of London.

Their efforts paid off though, as the movie, which was initially coldly-received, is now regarded as a suitable bookend to Kubrick's superlative body of work.

But unless he intends to remain CEO for life, Mulally surely will be motivated to give his successor a helping hand and thus add to his already superlative record at Ford.

This is a superlative conference.

`best' is the superlative form of `good'.

I know the rules of the superlative of adjectives.

(superlative of `bad') most wanting in quality or value or condition.

He proved a superlative student of acrobatics and martial arts; he started working in films at age 8.

He stayed away, for a year; he visited the depths of Asia, spending himself on scenes of romantic interest, of superlative sanctity.

The jade superlative craftsmanship "Tiangong Award" represent the highest level of the jadestone sculpture, which is the only and unique view among all the international and domestic jewelry shows.

Best is the superlative form of good and worst is the superlative form of bad.

I want to first thank you for a superlative dinner and magnificent hospitality.

To representate the demands of national advanced productivity all along, our Party must observe the objective law for the development of productivity, which is superlative systematic requirement;

(comparative and superlative of `early') more early than; most early.

She is a versatile and superlative actress.

I personally guided him in some of these projects and recollect that his work was always superlative in quality and execution.