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1 exceptional
adjectivein exceptional cases — in Ausnahmefällen
* * *adjective ((negative unexceptional) unusual; remarkable: exceptional loyalty; His ability is exceptional.) außergewöhnlich* * *ex·cep·tion·al[ɪkˈsepʃənəl]she has \exceptional qualities as a pianist sie ist eine ganz hervorragende Pianistinher \exceptional pallor attracted me mir gefiel ihre auffallende Blässean \exceptional case ein ungewöhnlicher Fall\exceptional circumstances außergewöhnliche Umstände\exceptional needs payment außergewöhnliche Sozialleistungen* * *[ɪk'sepʃənl]adj1) (= outstanding) person, talent, achievement außergewöhnlich, außerordentlich; (= outstandingly good) teacher, quality, performance etc hervorragend; (= outstandingly high) value, amount außergewöhnlich hochof exceptional quality/talent/value/courage — außergewöhnlich gut/talentiert/wertvoll/mutig
his work is exceptional in its poetic quality — seine Werke sind von einer außergewöhnlichen Poesie
2) (= unusual) circumstances, situation, powers außergewöhnlich; person, weather ungewöhnlichin exceptional cases, in or under exceptional circumstances — in Ausnahmefällen
exceptional child ( US Sch ) — hochbegabtes Kind
* * *exceptional [-ʃənl] adj1. Ausnahme…, Sonder…:2. außer-, ungewöhnlich (Umstände etc)* * *adjective* * *adj.außergewöhnlich adj.ungewöhnlich adj. n.bemerkenswert adj.
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