Definition of excellent in English:

excellent

adjective ˈɛks(ə)l(ə)ntˈɛks(ə)lənt

Extremely good; outstanding.
the lorry was in excellent condition
their results are excellent
Example sentencesExamples
- They keep an excellent pint, have a wicked sense of humour and Jimmy knows lots of rugby songs.
- The schools have had outstanding test and exam results as well as the excellent reports.
- He looks very strong in defence and should prove an excellent asset and the first class centre.
- The fireworks looked excellent from our vantage point in the Castle Terrace car park.
- For man is made to the image of God, which condition is undoubtedly most excellent.
- Followed by an excellent lunch, fine wine, more coffee and a Cuban cigar to finish off.
- He was an outstanding writer on his subject giving many excellent accounts of his work.
- It was a fine start to what promises to be an excellent season of historic rallying.
- Jambolan juice is an excellent source of sherbets and syrups for making cool drinks.
- My favourite ever piece of digital art is an excellent example of this kind of sublime infinity.
- Gilbert was an excellent mathematician and the author of a fine analysis textbook.
- There was a cool, shaded garden and an excellent veranda from which to watch the street go by.
- The nursing staff were excellent and kept us fully informed of our her condition.
- In fairness, the pitch has seen some serious work on it and is in excellent condition.
- We already have an excellent relationship with a supplier of a top class product.
- A good strong powerful striker who is excellent in the air and has brilliant shooting.
- A quite excellent place to eat and the perfect place to end a very busy and interesting day.
- For those with lesser appetites, this would probably be an excellent value meal for two.
- From this starting point pure fear is an excellent motivator to maintain perfection.
- It seems like an excellent idea and we'll be popping down to get a couple soon.
Synonyms
very good, superb, outstanding, magnificent, of high quality, of the highest quality, of the highest standard, exceptional, marvellous, wonderful, sublime, perfect, eminent, pre-eminent, matchless, peerless, supreme, first-rate, first-class, superior, superlative, splendid, admirable, worthy, sterling, fine
informal super, A1, ace, great, terrific, tremendous, fantastic, fab, supercalifragilisticexpialidocious, top-notch, tip-top, class, awesome, magic, wicked, cool, out of this world, too good to be true, mind-blowing
British informal brilliant, brill, smashing, champion, bosting
North American informal badass
US informal awesomesauce, on fleek
Australian informal beaut, bonzer
British informal, dated spiffing, ripping, topping, top-hole, wizard, capital
North American informal, dated swell
Australian/New Zealand informal, dated bosker
vulgar slang shit hot
rare applaudable

exclamationˈɛks(ə)l(ə)ntˈɛks(ə)lənt

Used to indicate approval or pleasure.
‘What a lovely idea! Excellent!’

Origin

Late Middle English (in the general sense 'outstanding' in either a good or bad way): from Old French, from Latin excellent- 'being pre-eminent', from excellere (see excel). The current appreciatory sense dates from the early 17th century.

Definition of excellent in US English:

excellent

adjectiveˈɛks(ə)ləntˈeks(ə)lənt

Extremely good; outstanding.
their results are excellent
a 3-bedroom house in excellent condition
Example sentencesExamples
- They keep an excellent pint, have a wicked sense of humour and Jimmy knows lots of rugby songs.
- The schools have had outstanding test and exam results as well as the excellent reports.
- There was a cool, shaded garden and an excellent veranda from which to watch the street go by.
- It seems like an excellent idea and we'll be popping down to get a couple soon.
- A quite excellent place to eat and the perfect place to end a very busy and interesting day.
- Jambolan juice is an excellent source of sherbets and syrups for making cool drinks.
- The nursing staff were excellent and kept us fully informed of our her condition.
- In fairness, the pitch has seen some serious work on it and is in excellent condition.
- He looks very strong in defence and should prove an excellent asset and the first class centre.
- My favourite ever piece of digital art is an excellent example of this kind of sublime infinity.
- For man is made to the image of God, which condition is undoubtedly most excellent.
- From this starting point pure fear is an excellent motivator to maintain perfection.
- He was an outstanding writer on his subject giving many excellent accounts of his work.
- A good strong powerful striker who is excellent in the air and has brilliant shooting.
- The fireworks looked excellent from our vantage point in the Castle Terrace car park.
- For those with lesser appetites, this would probably be an excellent value meal for two.
- Followed by an excellent lunch, fine wine, more coffee and a Cuban cigar to finish off.
- Gilbert was an excellent mathematician and the author of a fine analysis textbook.
- It was a fine start to what promises to be an excellent season of historic rallying.
- We already have an excellent relationship with a supplier of a top class product.
Synonyms
very good, superb, outstanding, magnificent, of high quality, of the highest quality, of the highest standard, exceptional, marvellous, wonderful, sublime, perfect, eminent, pre-eminent, matchless, peerless, supreme, first-rate, first-class, superior, superlative, splendid, admirable, worthy, sterling, fine

exclamationˈɛks(ə)ləntˈeks(ə)lənt

Used to indicate approval or pleasure.
“What a lovely idea! Excellent!”

Origin

Late Middle English (in the general sense ‘outstanding’ in either a good or bad way): from Old French, from Latin excellent- ‘being preeminent’, from excellere (see excel). The current appreciatory sense dates from the early 17th century.

单词	excellent
释义	Definition of excellent in English: excellent adjective ˈɛks(ə)l(ə)ntˈɛks(ə)lənt Extremely good; outstanding. the lorry was in excellent condition their results are excellent Example sentencesExamples They keep an excellent pint, have a wicked sense of humour and Jimmy knows lots of rugby songs. The schools have had outstanding test and exam results as well as the excellent reports. He looks very strong in defence and should prove an excellent asset and the first class centre. The fireworks looked excellent from our vantage point in the Castle Terrace car park. For man is made to the image of God, which condition is undoubtedly most excellent. Followed by an excellent lunch, fine wine, more coffee and a Cuban cigar to finish off. He was an outstanding writer on his subject giving many excellent accounts of his work. It was a fine start to what promises to be an excellent season of historic rallying. Jambolan juice is an excellent source of sherbets and syrups for making cool drinks. My favourite ever piece of digital art is an excellent example of this kind of sublime infinity. Gilbert was an excellent mathematician and the author of a fine analysis textbook. There was a cool, shaded garden and an excellent veranda from which to watch the street go by. The nursing staff were excellent and kept us fully informed of our her condition. In fairness, the pitch has seen some serious work on it and is in excellent condition. We already have an excellent relationship with a supplier of a top class product. A good strong powerful striker who is excellent in the air and has brilliant shooting. A quite excellent place to eat and the perfect place to end a very busy and interesting day. For those with lesser appetites, this would probably be an excellent value meal for two. From this starting point pure fear is an excellent motivator to maintain perfection. It seems like an excellent idea and we'll be popping down to get a couple soon. Synonyms very good, superb, outstanding, magnificent, of high quality, of the highest quality, of the highest standard, exceptional, marvellous, wonderful, sublime, perfect, eminent, pre-eminent, matchless, peerless, supreme, first-rate, first-class, superior, superlative, splendid, admirable, worthy, sterling, fine informal super, A1, ace, great, terrific, tremendous, fantastic, fab, supercalifragilisticexpialidocious, top-notch, tip-top, class, awesome, magic, wicked, cool, out of this world, too good to be true, mind-blowing British informal brilliant, brill, smashing, champion, bosting North American informal badass US informal awesomesauce, on fleek Australian informal beaut, bonzer British informal, dated spiffing, ripping, topping, top-hole, wizard, capital North American informal, dated swell Australian/New Zealand informal, dated bosker vulgar slang shit hot rare applaudable exclamationˈɛks(ə)l(ə)ntˈɛks(ə)lənt Used to indicate approval or pleasure. ‘What a lovely idea! Excellent!’ Origin Late Middle English (in the general sense 'outstanding' in either a good or bad way): from Old French, from Latin excellent- 'being pre-eminent', from excellere (see excel). The current appreciatory sense dates from the early 17th century. Definition of excellent in US English: excellent adjectiveˈɛks(ə)ləntˈeks(ə)lənt Extremely good; outstanding. their results are excellent a 3-bedroom house in excellent condition Example sentencesExamples They keep an excellent pint, have a wicked sense of humour and Jimmy knows lots of rugby songs. The schools have had outstanding test and exam results as well as the excellent reports. There was a cool, shaded garden and an excellent veranda from which to watch the street go by. It seems like an excellent idea and we'll be popping down to get a couple soon. A quite excellent place to eat and the perfect place to end a very busy and interesting day. Jambolan juice is an excellent source of sherbets and syrups for making cool drinks. The nursing staff were excellent and kept us fully informed of our her condition. In fairness, the pitch has seen some serious work on it and is in excellent condition. He looks very strong in defence and should prove an excellent asset and the first class centre. My favourite ever piece of digital art is an excellent example of this kind of sublime infinity. For man is made to the image of God, which condition is undoubtedly most excellent. From this starting point pure fear is an excellent motivator to maintain perfection. He was an outstanding writer on his subject giving many excellent accounts of his work. A good strong powerful striker who is excellent in the air and has brilliant shooting. The fireworks looked excellent from our vantage point in the Castle Terrace car park. For those with lesser appetites, this would probably be an excellent value meal for two. Followed by an excellent lunch, fine wine, more coffee and a Cuban cigar to finish off. Gilbert was an excellent mathematician and the author of a fine analysis textbook. It was a fine start to what promises to be an excellent season of historic rallying. We already have an excellent relationship with a supplier of a top class product. Synonyms very good, superb, outstanding, magnificent, of high quality, of the highest quality, of the highest standard, exceptional, marvellous, wonderful, sublime, perfect, eminent, pre-eminent, matchless, peerless, supreme, first-rate, first-class, superior, superlative, splendid, admirable, worthy, sterling, fine exclamationˈɛks(ə)ləntˈeks(ə)lənt Used to indicate approval or pleasure. “What a lovely idea! Excellent!” Origin Late Middle English (in the general sense ‘outstanding’ in either a good or bad way): from Old French, from Latin excellent- ‘being preeminent’, from excellere (see excel). The current appreciatory sense dates from the early 17th century.
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