unparalleled

/ʌnˈpærəleld/ (bre, ipa) · /ʌnˈpærəleld/ (ame, ipa) · /ˌən-ˈper-ə-ˌleld -ləld, -ˈpa-rə-/ (ame, mw)

unparalleled — 形容詞

1. better, greater, or more extreme than anything or anyone else, so that nothing c

1.形容詞C1
釋義

無與倫比

沒有其他事物能相比的；極佳的

better, greater, or more extreme than anything or anyone else, so that nothing can be compared to it

例句

Adaeze's performance in the marathon was unparalleled, leaving all other runners far behind.

Adaeze 在馬拉松比賽中的表現無與倫比，將其他所有跑者遠遠拋在身後。

unparalleled in [domain]: skill, performance, achievement

The museum owns an unparalleled collection of eighteenth-century French furniture.

這間博物館擁有無與倫比的十八世紀法國傢俱收藏。

unparalleled + noun collection

同義詞
  • matchless

    like 'unparalleled' but slightly more poetic; often used of beauty or skill

  • unmatched

    less formal, common in sports and competitions

  • peerless

    very formal; strongly implies superiority over all others of the same kind

  • incomparable

    suggests something is so good it cannot be fairly compared at all

反義詞
  • ordinary

    the most direct opposite when talking about quality

  • mediocre

    negative opposite; suggests not just average but disappointingly so

文法句型

unparalleled + noun

unparalleled + in + noun phrase

用法筆記

Frequently used attributively before a noun for emphasis. The comparison is absolute — do not use 'more unparalleled' or 'very unparalleled.'

常見錯誤

❌This book is unparalleled to that one.
✅This book is unparalleled in quality.
💡'unparalleled' is followed by 'in' + a domain (skill, beauty, quality), not 'to.'
❌This is the most unparalleled victory in history.
✅This is an unparalleled victory in history.
💡'unparalleled' already expresses the highest degree; adding 'most' is redundant.