superbly

IPA/suːˈpɜːbli/
KK[sˈupɚbli]IPA/suːˈpɜːrbli/

superbly — 副詞

1. Done with such high quality, skill, or excellence that the result is extremely i

1.副詞B2
釋義

極好地

以極好或令人印象深刻的方式

Done with such high quality, skill, or excellence that the result is extremely impressive — for example, a singer performing an opera role with perfect technique and emotion, or a chef preparing a dish that looks and tastes remarkable.

例句

Hana played the violin concerto superbly at the concert hall in Taipei.

Hana 在臺北的音樂廳裡精彩地演奏了小提琴協奏曲。

superbly + verb of performance (play)

The hotel's chef prepared a superbly grilled salmon that impressed every guest.

那家飯店的廚師準備了一道烤得極好的鮭魚，讓所有客人都讚不絕口。

superbly + adjective (grilled) modifying a noun

常見搭配
  • perform superbly
  • play superbly
  • cook superbly
  • write superbly
  • designed superbly
  • superbly trained
  • superbly equipped
  • superbly crafted
同義詞
  • excellently

    more neutral and slightly more common in everyday speech

  • magnificently

    stronger emphasis on grandeur and impressiveness

  • brilliantly

    suggests cleverness or striking skill, often in creative work

  • outstandingly

    focuses on being notably better than others

反義詞
  • poorly

    the direct opposite in terms of quality

  • terribly

    informal opposite; suggests very low quality

文法句型

superbly + verb

superbly + adjective

用法筆記

Frequently paired with verbs of performance or creation (play, sing, cook, write, design). Can also modify an adjective followed by a noun, as in a superbly trained team or a superbly lit stage.

常見錯誤

She did superbly in the test.
She did superbly well in the test.
When used with the verb 'do', 'superbly' is often followed by 'well' for natural English flow.
The cake tastes superbly.
The cake tastes superb.
After linking verbs like 'taste', 'look', or 'sound', use the adjective 'superb' rather than the adverb 'superbly'.

同根字

常見搭配

常用片語

  • superbly well