super

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genial

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super
[ˈsuːpə(r)]
sustantivo
1(gasolina (f) or (petrol)nafta (f) ) súper (f) (RP)
2portero(a) (sustantivo masculino o femenino) (of apartment building) (Estados Unidos)
adjetivo
3genial (familiar) (excellent), chévere (Am salvo RP), padre (español de México), bárbaro(a) (RP)

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super (informal) [ˈsuːpəʳ]
adjective
especially (Britain) bárbaro; estupendo; (Esp) tremendo; macanudo; (LAm) regio; (S. Cone) (informal) chévere; (Ven)
we had a super time lo pasamos la mar de bien regio;or (S. Cone) (informal) that's a super idea es una idea estupenda; that would be super sería estupendo
"I think I could find you something" — "that would be super"

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súper
adjective
1great, super (informal)
adverb
2(informal)
  • pasarlo súper -> to have a great time
masculine noun
3supermarket (informal)
feminine noun
also:
  • (gasolina) súper -> four-star (petrol) (British), regular (United States)

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súper [soo'-ple-cah]
A Latin preposition, used in composition, denoting (a) over, above: (b) pre-eminence.

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súper (familiar)
adjetivo
super; (familiar)
sustantivo:masculino
supermarket
sustantivo:femenino
(Automóviles) four-star petrol
adverbio
(familiar)
pasarlo súper to have a great time; (familiar)
Los tres pequeños/ dicen que [están "súper"] en España/ y piensan que han tenido más suerte que sus amigos.

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