英 [suːˈpriːmli; sjuːˈpriːmli] 美 [suːˈpriːmli]
adv. 至上地；崇高地；极度，极其
to the maximum degree
he was supremely confident
... supremely 无上地 wonderfully 绝妙地 ecstatically 心醉神迷地 ...
supreme 最高的；至高的；最重要的
supremacist 至上主义者的
supreme 至高；霸权
supremacist 至上主义者
至上地；崇高地
She does her job supremely well.
她工作得极其出色。
They managed it all supremely well.
这件事他们干得极其出色。
Iris Murdoch was regarded by many as a supremely good and serious writer.
艾里斯·默多克被许多人认为是一位极其出色而又严肃的作家。
We're going to look at one example of an episode in which the promise is affirmed--or confirmed, reaffirmed--and an example of an episode in which the promise is supremely threatened.
我们来看一个应许被声明的例子,-或者是被确认，被重申--和一个应许,遭受极度威胁的例子。
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Which is why it seems supremely odd, and stupid, that no candidate is courting small business.
In democratic countries, almost everybody agrees that religious freedom is a supremely important ideal.
Santa Cruz has 300 days of sun a year, and its setting is supremely beautiful.