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1 Superlative
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3 ein Fest der Superlative
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4 Superlativ
m LING., fig. superlative; ein Land der Superlative a country of superlatives ( oder with the best of everything); in Superlativen reden talk in superlatives* * *der Superlativsuperlative* * *Su|per|la|tiv ['zuːpɐlatiːf]m -s, -e[-və] (GRAM fig) superlative* * *((an adjective or adverb of) the superlative degree: `Best' and `worst' are the superlatives of `good' and `bad'; She is the prettiest girl in the room; We'll go by different roads to see who will arrive (the) soonest / most quickly.) superlative* * *Su·per·la·tiv<-[e]s, -e>[ˈzu:pɐlati:f]m superlative* * *der; Superlativs, Superlative (Sprachw.) superlative* * *ein Land der Superlative a country of superlatives ( oder with the best of everything);in Superlativen reden talk in superlatives* * *der; Superlativs, Superlative (Sprachw.) superlative* * *m.superlative n. -
5 Steigerungsform
f LING. comparative or superlative form* * *Stei|ge|rungs|formf (GRAM)(= Komparativ) comparative form; (= Superlativ) superlative form* * *Stei·ge·rungs·formf LING comparative/superlative form* * * -
6 Elativ
m; -s, -e; LING. absolute superlative* * *Ela|tiv ['eːlatiːf]m -s, -e[-və] (GRAM) absolute superlative* * * -
7 superlativisch
Adj. LING., fig. superlative* * *sụ|per|la|ti|visch ['zuːpɐlatiːvɪʃ]adj (GRAM)superlative; (fig) grandins Superlativische geraten — to assume massive proportions, to snowball in a big way (inf)
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8 Meiststufe
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9 steigerbar
Adj.1. Leistung etc.: capable of being increased ( oder of improvement), improvable; die Produktion ist steigerbar production can be increased ( oder improved)2. GRAM. capable of forming a comparative (and superlative)* * *steigerbar adjdie Produktion ist steigerbar production can be increased ( oder improved)2. GRAM capable of forming a comparative (and superlative) -
10 steigern
I v/t1. increase; (Spannung, Wirkung) auch heighten, intensify; (Wert) auch put up, enhance; (verbessern) improve, enhance; (verschlimmern) exacerbate; (Produktion, Tempo) increase, step up2. LING. compare; englische Adjektive steigert man auf „-er,-est“ oder „more, most“ the comparative and superlative of English adjectives are formed with „-er“ and „-est“ or „more“ and „most“II v/refl increase; (wachsen) auch grow; Preise: rise, go up, increase; Spannung: rise; auch Erregung: mount; (sich verbessern) improve (one’s performance); er kann sich noch steigern there’s room for improvement; im Finale konnte sie sich nochmals steigern in the final she succeeded in finding that extra something (Tennis etc.: in raising her game); siehe auch hineinsteigern* * *to climax; to enhance; to raise; to step up; to increase;sich steigernto climax* * *stei|gern ['ʃtaigɐn]1. vt1) (= erhöhen) to increase (auf +acc to, um bei); Wirkung to increase, to heighten; (= verschlimmern) Übel, Zorn to aggravate; (= verbessern) Leistung to improve3) (= ersteigern) to buy at an auction2. vito bid (um for)3. vr1) (= sich erhöhen) to increase; (Zorn, Übel) to be aggravated, to worsen2) (= sich verbessern) to improve3)(= hineinsteigern)
stéígern — to work oneself (up) into sth* * *1) (to increase (usually speed).) get up2) (to increase (an effect etc).) heighten3) (to increase: The firm must step up production.) step up* * *stei·gern[ˈʃtaigɐn]I. vt1. (erhöhen, verstärken)die Geschwindigkeit \steigern to increase speed, to acceleratedie Produktion \steigern to increase [or sep step up] production2. (verbessern)▪ etw \steigern to add to [or improve] sthdie Qualität \steigern to improve [or enhance] the quality3. LING▪ etw \steigern to compare sth, to form the comparative of sthII. vrgesteigertes Interesse/Misstrauen great interest/deep[ening] mistrust* * *1.transitives Verb1) increase <speed, value, sales, consumption, etc.> (auf + Akk. to); step up <demands, production, pace, etc.>; raise <standards, requirements>; (verstärken) intensify <fear, tension>; heighten, intensify < effect>; exacerbate < anger>2) (Sprachw.) compare < adjective>2.reflexives Verb1) <confusion, speed, profit, etc.> increase; <pain, excitement, tension> become more intense; <excitement, tension> mount; <hate, anger> grow, become more intense; < costs> escalate; < effect> be heightened or intensifiedsich od. seine Leistung[en] steigern — improve one's performance
sich [mehr und mehr] in einen Erregungszustand steigern — work oneself up into [more and more of] a state [of excitement]
* * *A. v/t1. increase; (Spannung, Wirkung) auch heighten, intensify; (Wert) auch put up, enhance; (verbessern) improve, enhance; (verschlimmern) exacerbate; (Produktion, Tempo) increase, step up2. LING compare;englische Adjektive steigert man auf „-er,-est“ oder „more, most“ the comparative and superlative of English adjectives are formed with “-er” and “-est” or “more” and “most”B. v/r increase; (wachsen) auch grow; Preise: rise, go up, increase; Spannung: rise; auch Erregung: mount; (sich verbessern) improve (one’s performance);er kann sich noch steigern there’s room for improvement;im Finale konnte sie sich nochmals steigern in the final she succeeded in finding that extra something (Tennis etc: in raising her game); → auch hineinsteigernauf +akk to)* * *1.transitives Verb1) increase <speed, value, sales, consumption, etc.> (auf + Akk. to); step up <demands, production, pace, etc.>; raise <standards, requirements>; (verstärken) intensify <fear, tension>; heighten, intensify < effect>; exacerbate < anger>2) (Sprachw.) compare < adjective>2.reflexives Verb1) <confusion, speed, profit, etc.> increase; <pain, excitement, tension> become more intense; <excitement, tension> mount; <hate, anger> grow, become more intense; < costs> escalate; < effect> be heightened or intensifiedsich od. seine Leistung[en] steigern — improve one's performance
sich [mehr und mehr] in einen Erregungszustand steigern — work oneself up into [more and more of] a state [of excitement]
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11 steigerungsfähig
Adj.1. Leistung etc.: capable of being increased ( oder of improvement), improvable; die Produktion ist steigerungsfähig production can be increased ( oder improved)2. GRAM. capable of forming a comparative (and superlative)* * *increasable* * *stei|ge|rungs|fä|higadjimprovable* * *steigerungsfähig adjdie Produktion ist steigerungsfähig production can be increased ( oder improved)2. GRAM capable of forming a comparative (and superlative) -
12 Steigerungsstufe
f LING.: erste / zweite Steigerungsstufe middle / highest degree of comparison, comparative / superlative (form)* * *Stei|ge|rungs|stu|fef (GRAM)degree of comparison* * *erste/zweite Steigerungsstufe middle/highest degree of comparison, comparative/superlative (form) -
13 Vergleichsform
f LING. comparative form* * *Ver|gleichs|formf (GRAM)comparative form* * *die (Sprachw.) comparative/superlative form* * ** * *die (Sprachw.) comparative/superlative form -
14 Superlativ-...
((of an adjective or adverb) of the highest degree of comparison: `Biggest' is a superlative adjective.) superlative -
15 Superlativ
zupərla'tiːfm GRAMMSuperlativ ['zu:pɐlati:f]<-s, -e> Linguistik superlativo Maskulin( Plural Superlative) der————————Superlative Plural -
16 Superlativ
Superlativ m ( Superlativs; Superlative) GR stopień najwyższy; fig nur pl Superlative superlatywy m/pl -
17 Superlativ
Superlativ〈m.; Superlativs, Superlative〉♦voorbeelden:1 〈 figuurlijk〉 ein Fest der Superlative • een feest waarover je alleen in superlatieven kunt spreken -
18 Superlativ
Superlativ, gradus superlativus od. tertius; u. bl. superlativus. – im S. stehend, superlativus (z.B. nomen): im S., superlative (z.B. ein Wort setzen, vocabulum dicere): einen S. annehmen, im S. stehen, tertium gradum recipere.
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19 äußerst
* * *most (Adv.); highly (Adv.); grossly (Adv.); very (Adv.); uttermost (Adj.); extreme (Adj.); extremely (Adv.); excessive (Adj.); veriest (Adj.); outmost (Adj.); ultimate (Adj.); outermost (Adj.); utmost (Adj.)* * *äu|ßerst ['ɔysɐst]1. advextremely, exceedingly2. adjSee:→ äußerste(r, s)* * *1) (very great: He is in deadly earnest (= He is completely serious).) deadly2) deeply3) (very: exceedingly nervous.) exceedingly4) (very great, especially much more than usual: extreme pleasure; He is in extreme pain.) extreme5) (very far or furthest in any direction, especially out from the centre: the extreme south-western tip of England; Politically, he belongs to the extreme left.) extreme6) (very: extremely kind.) extremely7) (very much: I dislike that sort of behaviour intensely.) intensely8) (very or extremely: I'm most grateful to you for everything you've done; a most annoying child.) most9) (nearest the edge, outside etc: the outermost ring on the target.) outermost10) ((of a chance etc) very small.) outside11) ((especially American) very; really: a real nice house.) real12) (greatest possible: Take the utmost care!) utmost13) (complete or total: There was utter silence; utter darkness.) utter* * *äu·ßerst[ˈɔysɐst]adv extremely* * ** * *äußerst adv extremely, exceedingly;äußerst verwirrend auch confusing in the extremeäußerst…A. sup outermost; → äußer…B. adjim äußersten Norden in the far ( oder extreme) north2. zeitlich: latest possible;das ist der äußerste Termin auch that’s the latest possible deadline3. tiefste/höchste Preis: lowest/highest possible, rock-bottom/top;das ist mein äußerstes Angebot I can’t go any lower/higher than that; für beide: that’s my final offerim äußersten Fall (höchstens) at the most; (schlimmstenfalls) if worst comes to worst, if it comes to that;mit äußerster Konzentration with the utmost concentration;von äußerster Wichtigkeit extremely important, of the utmost importance5.* * *äußerst knapp gewinnen/entkommen — usw. only just win/escape etc
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20 hervorragend
I Part. Präs. hervorragenII Adj. excellent, outstanding, first-rate; sie hat Hervorragendes geleistet she has achieved some outstanding thingsIII Adv. extremely well, outstandingly* * *splendid; excellent; prominent; eminent; distinguished; vintage; superb; outstanding; preeminent; conspicuous; superior* * *her|vor|ra|gend1. adj1) (lit = vorstehend) projecting; esp Körperteil protruding2) (fig = ausgezeichnet) excellent; Mensch, Leistung etc excellent, outstandinger hat Hervorragendes geleistet — his achievement was outstanding
2. adv(= ausgezeichnet) very welletw hervórragend beschreiben/interpretieren — to give an excellent description/interpretation of sth
hervórragend kochen — to be an excellent cook
hervórragend schmecken — to taste exquisite
* * *1) (excellent; very good: an outstanding student.) outstanding2) (very good or fine: a splendid piece of work.) splendid3) (high, or above the average, in quality: superior workmanship.) superior* * *her·vor·ra·gendI. adj excellent, outstanding, first-rateII. adv excellently* * *1.Adjektiv outstanding[ly good]2.hervorragend spielen/arbeiten — play/work outstandingly well or excellently
* * *B. adj excellent, outstanding, first-rate;sie hat Hervorragendes geleistet she has achieved some outstanding thingsC. adv extremely well, outstandingly* * *1.Adjektiv outstanding[ly good]2.hervorragend spielen/arbeiten — play/work outstandingly well or excellently
* * *adj.distinguished adj.eminent adj.outstanding adj.preeminent adj.salient adj.superlative adj.terrific adj. adv.preeminently adv.saliently adv.surpassingly adv.
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Superlative — Su per*la tive, n. 1. That which is highest or most eminent; the utmost degree. [1913 Webster] 2. (Gram.) (a) The superlative degree of adjectives and adverbs; also, a form or word by which the superlative degree is expressed; as, strongest,… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Superlative — Su per*la tive, a. [L. superlativus, fr. superlatus excessive, used as p. p. of superiorferre, but from a different root: cf. F. superlatif. See {Elate}, {Tolerate}.] 1. Lifted up to the highest degree; most eminent; surpassing all other;… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
superlative — [sə pʉr′lə tiv, so͞opʉr′lə tiv] adj. [ME < MFr superlatif < LL superlativus < L superlatus, excessive < super , above, beyond + latus, pp. of ferre, to BEAR1] 1. superior to or excelling all other or others; of the highest kind,… … English World dictionary
superlative — (adj.) late 14c., from O.Fr. superlatif (13c.), from L.L. superlativus exaggerated, superlative, from L. superlatus exaggerated (used as pp. of superferre carry over or beyond ), from super beyond (see SUPER (Cf. super )) + lat carry, from *tlat … Etymology dictionary
superlative — I adjective best, champion, chief, consummate, crowning, excellent, excessive, eximius, extreme, first rate, foremost, greatest, highest, immoderate, incomparable, inflated, inimitable, matchless, most eminent, nonpareil, optimus, paramount,… … Law dictionary
superlative — adj *supreme, transcendent, surpassing, peerless, incomparable, preeminent Analogous words: *consummate, finished, accomplished: *splendid, glorious, sublime, superb … New Dictionary of Synonyms
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superlative — ► ADJECTIVE 1) of the highest quality or degree. 2) Grammar (of an adjective or adverb) expressing the highest or a very high degree of a quality (e.g. bravest, most fiercely). Contrasted with POSITIVE(Cf. ↑positivity) and COMPARATIVE(Cf.… … English terms dictionary
Superlative — In grammar the superlative of an adjective or adverb is the greatest form of adjective or adverb which indicates that something has some feature to a greater degree than anything it is being compared to in a given context. For example, if Adam is … Wikipedia
superlative — su|per|la|tive1 [su:ˈpə:lətıv, sju: US suˈpə:r ] adj [Date: 1300 1400; : Old French; Origin: superlatif, from Late Latin superlativus, from Latin superlatus, past participle of superferre to carry above, raise high ] 1.) excellent ▪ a superlative … Dictionary of contemporary English
superlative — 1 adjective 1 excellent: a superlative performance 2 a superlative adjective or adverb expresses the highest degree of a particular quality: The superlative form of good is best . compare comparative 1 (4) 2 noun 1 the superlative the superlative … Longman dictionary of contemporary English