单词 | inferior |
释义 | inferior (ɪnfɪəriəʳ ) Word forms: inferiors 1. adjective Something that is inferior is not as good as something else. Much of the imported coffee is of inferior quality. This resulted in overpriced and often inferior products. If children were made to feel inferior to other children their confidence declined. [+ to] 2. adjective If one person is regarded as inferior to another, they are regarded as less important because they have less status or ability. He preferred the company of those who were intellectually inferior to himself. [+ to] Synonyms: lower, junior, minor, secondary Inferior is also a noun. A gentleman should always be civil, even to his inferiors. inferiority (ɪnfɪəriɒrɪti , US -ɔːr- ) uncountable noun I found it difficult to shake off a sense of social inferiority. Synonyms: inadequacy, deficiency, mediocrity, imperfection Synonyms: subservience, subordination, lowliness, servitude Quotations: No-one can make you feel inferior without your consent Collocations: far inferior They had forces far inferior to the invaders. Times, Sunday Times By the blunt measure of their potential impact on human lives, these were, at best, far inferior. The Times Literary Supplement However, the armament, armor, and shielding of the grav tank tends to be far inferior to the ground tank or the herc. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Nevertheless, he always considered cinema far inferior to the theatre and recalled his stage years with longing. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 He regards the puppet show as far inferior to his old career, which embitters him. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 He had an implacable self-belief that could be imposed on inferior opponents, and an icy calm in the heat of battle. Times, Sunday Times He has struggled against inferior opponents all year; only one of his 11 defeats came against a player ranked inside the top ten. Times, Sunday Times In a domestic league, 'suffering' may mean the odd poor performance and away loss to inferior opponents. Times, Sunday Times Thoroughbreds draw a reaction from inferior opponents: fear sharpens the concentration levels. Times, Sunday Times This enables the complainant to look down on you and not to feel that he or she has been put into the inferior position. Times, Sunday Times She and her husband always resented their inferior position at court. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 In an act of protest, he resigned rather than continue in an inferior position. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 The infantry held an inferior position and was of little or no consideration. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 That she remains nameless seems to push her into an inferior position that belies her critical role in the story. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Fear of theft has forced many farmers to harvest long before the beans have matured, resulting in an inferior product making its way to market. Times, Sunday Times I think there was a time when new-build was seen as an inferior product, with poor build quality, smaller gardens and so on. Times, Sunday Times Quite apart from the health risk they pose, they are a very inferior product. Times, Sunday Times But they will be left with a grossly inferior product because crowds are the lifeblood of professional football. The Sun Inferior products start at a meagre 450gsm, though bathmats can go up to a hefty 1,000gsm. Times, Sunday Times Opting for a larger screen with the same number of pixels inevitably means inferior quality, so accept a trade-off between screen real-estate and finesse. Times, Sunday Times Favourite scams include billing for parts and then using inferior quality products while pocketing the difference in price. Times, Sunday Times Scheme to allow assets of inferior quality to be pledged in return for highly tradable government bonds. Times, Sunday Times The decision to grant wage hikes, she said, was a highlight of the inferior quality of political leadership in the country. ST The rest of the enemy's troops are of inferior quality, and they are the units who so often surrender or break before the impetuous onslaught of our regiments. Times, Sunday Times They can only appear intellectually inferior to the host, too, with his sharp suit and well-rehearsed confidence. Times, Sunday Times Ready to feel intellectually inferior? The Sun She claims to feel intellectually inferior to her boyfriend, so wants some pointers in solving the puzzle. Times, Sunday Times In the nation's mainstream media, they are often portrayed as either passive victims or materialistic gold diggers, and their husbands are often seen as being morally and intellectually inferior. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Don't let people think that just because you don't have money, you are somehow inferior to them. Times, Sunday Times Is this the government's official view, that arts subjects are somehow inferior? Times, Sunday Times We need to move away from the idea that they are somehow inferior to the traditional academic route. Times, Sunday Times The Kariens built poor copies that were vastly inferior to their Fardohnyan originals. TREASON KEEP (2001) It was considered vastly inferior to film or any other art form. Times, Sunday Times (2009) They are two points from safety with a vastly inferior goal difference - and only 12 games left to play. The Sun (2014) Translations: Chinese: 下等的, 下级 Japanese: 劣った, 目下の者 |
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