尤
outstanding; especially; fault; blame
Meanings
5 senses · 16 examplesadjective
outstanding; exceptional; unusual
Used to describe people or things that are notably better or more extreme than others.
We need to select outstanding talents to join the project team.
The most valuable part of this report is the interviews with local residents.
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His shameless act became the most prominent focus of this scandal.
Among all the contestants, her talent stands out especially.
This rare plant is especially found in high-altitude mountain areas.
adverb
especially; particularly; all the more
Used to emphasize a particular item or situation within a larger context.
The plot of this movie is wonderful, especially the twist at the ending.
Local snacks are very delicious, especially the street skewers which are most popular.
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He performed especially well in this game, leading his team to win the championship.
The weather changes quickly in this season, especially the temperature difference between morning and evening is most obvious.
His recent study status is very good, especially his math scores have improved significantly.
proper noun
surname You
A common Chinese family name.
Mr. You is a senior consultant at our company.
Professor You has a very high reputation in the academic community.
noun
fault; mistake; error
literaryFormal or literary usage, mainly used in fixed phrases.
His behavior is seen as a typical case of following others' mistakes.
verb
to blame; to complain; to hold responsible
formalCommonly used in the fixed phrase 怨天尤人 to blame fate and others for one's own problems.
When encountering difficulties, don't blame heaven and others; take the initiative to find solutions.
He always blames his failures on bad luck, never reflects on himself, which is really blaming heaven and others.
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Don't just blame others when facing problems; first think about whether you have done something wrong.