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Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford

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I. superior [americ səˈpɪriər, Brit suːˈpɪərɪə] ADJ

1.1. superior (better):

to be superior (to sth/sb)
ser superior (a algo/alguien)
to be superior (to sth/sb)
ser mejor (que algo/alguien)

1.2. superior (above average):

superior workmanship/writer

2. superior (arrogant):

superior tone/smile
superior tone/smile
she said it in a superior way
he's so superior

3. superior (higher in rank, status):

his superior officer
su superior
leave it to someone superior to you

4. superior (in amount, number):

5. superior (above) formal:

to be superior to sth

6. superior (higher, upper):

superior
superior

7. superior astron:

superior planet
superior

II. superior [americ səˈpɪriər, Brit suːˈpɪərɪə] SUBST

1. superior (in rank, position):

superior
superior m
she's my superior
(ella) es mi superior

2. superior (in ability):

she is his superior as a poet

3. superior REL:

superior
superior m / superiora f
Father Superior
Padre m Superior
Mother Superior

superior court SUBST

superior court
tribunal m superior

Mother Superior SUBST

Mother Superior
la calidad es muy superior
infinitely superior/inferior/preferable
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superior planeta
superior
superior
superior
un vino de calidad superior
a superior o an excellent wine
un vino de calidad superior
a wine of superior quality
superior a algo/alg.
superior to sth/sb
se siente superior a los demás
superior
superior
un oficial superior a
an officer superior to me
un oficial superior a
a superior o higher-ranking officer
superior (superiora) m
Superior
superior (superiora) f
Mother Superior
superior
superior
¿quién es su superior?
who is your superior?
Mother Superior

no Dicionário PONS

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I. superior [su:ˈpɪəriəʳ, americ səˈpɪriɚ] ADJ

1. superior (better, senior):

superior
superior
to be superior (to sb/sth)

2. superior (arrogant):

superior

II. superior [su:ˈpɪəriəʳ, americ səˈpɪriɚ] SUBST

superior
superior mf
vastly superior
infinitamente superior
espanhol
espanhol
inglês
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superior(a)
superior
volado (-a)
superior
superior (en inteligencia, rango)
superior
to say with a superior air
to speak in a superior tone of voice
superior
Mother Superior
no es modo de hablar a un superior
that is no way to speak to a superior
no Dicionário PONS
inglês
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I. superior [sə·ˈpɪr·i·ər] ADJ

1. superior (better, senior):

superior
superior
to be superior (to sb/sth)

2. superior (greater in amount):

a superior number of sth

II. superior [sə·ˈpɪr·i·ər] SUBST

superior
superior mf
vastly superior
infinitamente superior
superior to sth/sb
superior a algo/alguien
espanhol
espanhol
inglês
inglês
superior(a)
superior
volado (-a)
superior
to say with a superior air
to speak in a superior tone of voice
superior (en inteligencia, rango)
superior
Mother Superior

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Exemplos do Dicionário PONS (verificados pela redação)

vastly superior
infinitamente superior
to be superior (to sb/sth)
superior to sth/sb
superior a algo/alguien
no es modo de hablar a un superior
that is no way to speak to a superior

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All of these powerups may be stacked on top of one another - greatly increasing the player's maximum firepower.
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While both are still important to the economy, they have declined in significance greatly since the 19th century.
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With an average of 156240 inches of annual snowfall, the city greatly benefits from winter tourism.
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Most commonly the change is shown over time, generally at a greatly changed scale (either much faster than real time or much slower).
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Top-bar hives also offer some advantages to interacting with the bees and the amount of weight that must be lifted is greatly reduced.
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