گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'exceptional'

1 عمومی:: استثنایی‌

1 general::   adj. VERBS be | remain | consider sb/sth The head teacher considers Jamie's performance altogether exceptional. ADV. highly, really, very | altogether, quite, wholly

2 general:: exceptional exceptional + NOUN exceptional talent/ability/skill • He showed exceptional talent even as a youngster. exceptional quality • This is a wine of exceptional quality. exceptional bravery/courage • Fire crews showed exceptional bravery. adverbs quite exceptional (= very exceptional ) • The level of effort involved is really quite exceptional. truly exceptional (= really or extremely exceptional ) • The film features a truly exceptional cast, including Oscar winner Denzel Washington. the most exceptional (= the best ) • George Best was one of the most exceptional footballers of all time. nouns an exceptional case • In the 1950s, some working class students went on to university, but these were exceptional cases. an exceptional event • If an exceptional event occurs, such as the death of a family member, you can ask for the court case to be postponed. the exceptional nature of something (= the very unusual qualities or features that something has ) • In view of the exceptional nature of your crime, this court sentences you to a minimum of twenty years. most exceptional (= very exceptional ) • A child will only be removed from the parental home in the most exceptional of cases. highly exceptional (= extremely exceptional ) • A loan of this size is highly exceptional. phrases in exceptional circumstances (= when a situation is extremely unusual ) • The U.S. will only issue a visitor visa at short notice in exceptional circumstances. give somebody exceptional leave to do something formal (= give someone special permission to do something ) • Two of the asylum seekers were given exceptional leave to stay in Britain.