fab

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fab — 形容詞

  • fabpositive
  • fabbercomparative
  • fabbestsuperlative

1. very good; excellent. Used informally to show that you think something or someon

1.形容詞B2
釋義

超棒；讚

非正式用語，極好的

very good; excellent. Used informally to show that you think something or someone is extremely pleasing or impressive — like calling a meal 'absolutely fab' or saying a singer's performance was 'fab'.

例句

That new song is absolutely fab — I have listened to it ten times today.

那首新歌超棒的，我今天已經聽了十次。

intensifier: absolutely fab

Sahil thought the concert was fab, so we bought tickets for next week too.

Sahil 覺得那場演唱會讚爆了，所以我們也買了下週的票。

同義詞
  • fabulous

    the full form; slightly less informal than 'fab'

  • fantastic

    similar level of enthusiasm; used in both British and American English

  • awesome

    common in American English; covers the same range of positive feeling

反義詞
  • terrible

    opposite end of the quality scale

  • awful

    much more negative; informal, like 'fab'

文法句型

be + fab

a fab + noun

用法筆記

Only used in informal spoken English or casual writing. Avoid in academic or professional texts.

常見錯誤

❌The presentation was very fab, according to the CEO's formal report.
✅The presentation was well received, according to the CEO's formal report.
💡'fab' is too informal for serious or professional writing.

fab — 名詞