superior

1. C1Countable(可數名詞)

   a person or group of people of higher rank or status

   上司；上級

   • I will forward your complaint to my supervisor.

     我會將你的投訴轉交給我的主管。

   • He needs permission from his superiors to take time off.

     他需要得到上司的許可才能休假。

   • The superiors in this department will decide on the budget allocation.

     這個部門的上級將決定預算分配。

quality(品質)

1. C1

   of higher quality or greater merit than others of the same kind

   較好的；更優秀的；卓越的

   • The service at this restaurant is superior to others of its kind.

     這家餐廳的服務優於同類型的其他餐廳。

   • The camera on this new phone is superior.

     這款新手機的相機性能優越。

   • The company's products are known for their superior quality.

     該公司的產品以卓越的品質聞名。

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attitude(態度)

1. C2disapproving(貶義)

   having or showing an excessively high opinion of oneself or one's own merits

   （人）高傲的；傲慢的；有優越感的

   • He spoke in a superior tone.

     他用一種高傲的語氣說話。

   • She always acts in a superior way, which is unbearable.

     她總是以一種傲慢的方式行事，這讓人無法忍受。

   • He came across as a very superior person.

     他給人的印象是一個非常自負的人。

rank(等級)

1. having a higher rank or position

   上司的；上級的

   • This decision requires superior management approval.

     這個決定需要上級管理層的批准。

   • He reported the situation to his superior officer.

     他向他的上級軍官報告了情況。

position(位置)

1. medical(醫學)specialized(專業)

   located closer to the head, or further from the feet

   更靠近頭部的；更遠離腳部的

   • The structure of the arm is superior to the wrist anatomically.

     從解剖學上來說，手臂的結構位於手腕的上方。

   • The femur is superior to the tibia.

     股骨位於脛骨的上方。