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su'pri:m1) (the highest, greatest, or most powerful: the supreme ruler.) høyest, mektigste2) (the greatest possible: an act of supreme courage.) enestående, uforliknelig•- supremacy
- the Supreme Court I1) fløtesaus2) matrett i fløtesaus (særlig kylling)IIadj. \/suːˈpriːm\/, amer. også: \/səˈpriːm\/1) høyest, over-2) suveren, enerådende, overlegen3) enestående, uten sammenligning, uforlignelig4) størst (mulig), enorm, rendyrket5) sist, kritisk, avgjørendemake the supreme sacrifice ofre livetreign\/rule supreme være enerådende, være suveren, dominere, herskesupreme command ( militærvesen) overkommando, høyeste militære ledelsethe supreme folly toppen av dårskapthe supreme good det høyeste gode
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