extraordinary; extremely
Meanings
2 senses · 8 examplesadjective
extraordinary; special; unusual
formalUsed as an attributive adjective, typically placed before the noun it modifies. Similar to 特殊 (tèshū).
This is an extraordinary period that requires extraordinary measures.
An extraordinary meeting will be held tomorrow to discuss the emergency situation.
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He displayed extraordinary courage in an unusual environment.
adverb
extremely; very; immensely
neutralA high-degree adverb, very common in both written and spoken language. Used before adjectives, verbs, or phrases to intensify the degree. Similar to 极其 (jíqí) and 十分 (shífēn).
He felt extremely honored to represent the country in the competition.
She was very happy to hear this good news.
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He studied extremely hard for this exam.
This host is very articulate and is very popular with the audience.
The scenery here is extremely beautiful.