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10 Language-to-English Dictionaries绝妙的
Pronunciation / Transliteration: juémiào de
"他的表演真是绝妙的。"
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
Exceedingly good, excellent, or remarkable; fantastic.
"That vintage guitar solo in the middle of the song was completely out-of-sight."
- 1
An expression of enthusiastic approval or agreement.
"We just got tickets to the sold-out festival! - Out-of-sight!"
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Originally functioning as a literal prepositional phrase meaning hidden from view since the Middle English period, the term underwent a major semantic shift in late 19th- and early 20th-century American slang, particularly within jazz and counterculture communities, to mean exceptionally wonderful, excellent, or astonishing.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Out-of-sight" is said worldwide
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génial
Transliteration: ʒenjal
"Ce concert était absolument génial."
fantastisch
Transliteration: fantasˈtɪʃ
"Die neue Musik ist einfach fantastisch."
fantastico
Transliteration: fanˈtastiko
"Quella festa è stata fantastica."
fenomenal
Transliteration: fenomeˈnal
"La actuación de medianoche fue fenomenal."
fantástico
Transliteration: fõˈtastiku
"O show de ontem à noite foi fantástico."
शानदार
Transliteration: shandaar
"यह कलाकृति सचमुच शानदार है।"
绝妙的
Transliteration: juémiào de
"他的表演真是绝妙的。"
환상적인
Transliteration: hwansangjeokin
"그 파티는 정말 환상적이었어."
最高
Transliteration: saikou
"昨日のライブは最高だったよ。"
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