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1 superlative
{sju:'pə:lətiv}
I. 1. a превъзходен, превъзхождащ/надминаващ всички
2. SUPERLATIVE (degree) грaм. превъзходна степен
II. n преувеличение, суперлатив
to speak in SUPERLATIVEs прeсилвам, преувeличавам* * *{sju:'pъ:lъtiv} I. 1. а превъзходен; превъзхождащ/ надмин* * *суперлатив; превъзходен;* * *1. i. a превъзходен, превъзхождащ/надминаващ всички 2. ii. n преувеличение, суперлатив 3. superlative (degree) грaм. превъзходна степен 4. to speak in superlatives прeсилвам, преувeличавам* * *superlative[su:´pələtiv] I. adj 1. превъзходен; най-висш; височайш; \superlative actress превъзходна актриса; FONT face=Times_Deutsch◊ adv superlatively; 2. ез.: \superlative degree превъзходна степен; II. n ез. суперлатив, превъзходна степен, прилагателно (наречие) в превъзходна степен; to speak in \superlatives преувеличавам, превъзнасям се.
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