优
excellent; preferential treatment; actor; surname
Meanings
5 senses · 22 examplesadjective
excellent; fine; good (opposite of 'bad')
Used to describe quality, condition, or performance that meets high standards.
The food at this restaurant tastes excellent.
Our school has many top-performing students.
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The quality of this new product is extremely good.
His grades are at an excellent level in the class.
The service attitude of this hotel is very good.
adjective
sufficient; abundant; well-off
literaryUsed in formal or literary written contexts.
His income is ample, and he lives a carefree life.
This factory has abundant capital reserves.
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His family is very well-off.
The grain supply in this region is sufficient.
His living conditions are abundant and comfortable.
verb
to give preferential treatment; to favor
formalCommonly used in formal official or social contexts to show special care for a group.
We should give preferential treatment to military families and respect veterans.
This mall offers preferential shopping policies for elderly people.
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The school gives preferential treatment to poor students in their studies.
This company gives preferential treatment to foreign employees.
The government gives preferential care to disaster-affected people.
noun
surname You
A common Chinese surname.
Mr. You is our Chinese teacher.
I know a friend whose surname is You.
noun
traditional actor; performer
archaicThis term is mostly used in historical or classical contexts now, referring to professional stage performers in old China.
Famous actors in the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China were loved by many audiences.
Actors had a relatively low social status in ancient China.
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This famous performer has superb acting skills.
Ancient actors often performed in the imperial court.
His grandfather was a well-known actor during the Republic of China era.