spectacular是什么意思

音标:英 [spekˈtækjələ(r)]美 [spɛkˈtækjəlɚ]

a. 公开展示的, 惊人的, 壮观的奇观, 惊人之举, 展览物

a lavishly produced performance
s. characteristic of spectacles or drama

spectacular的用法和例句：

1. Something spectacular. It's got to be spectacular.

让人大开眼界的 一定得很厉害才行

2. The choices you make are gonna be spectacular, because you are spectacular, son.

你的选择一定会非常棒 因为你真的很棒 儿子

3. I think I've learned that I am an ordinary person and that I'm not spectacularly honest and that I'm not spectacularly dishonest.

我知道了自己是个普通人 我没有特别特别诚实 但也没有特别不诚实

4. And during her lifetime, she paid for this spectacular monument to be made using her savings, her meagre savings for this spectacular object.

穷其一生 她花费积蓄 打造了这座壮观的纪念碑 用微薄的积蓄换来了这尊美丽的雕塑

5. My angel, you're about to have a spectacular life.

我的天使 你即将拥抱一个非凡的未来

6. The radio interview you did was spectacular.

你在电台访问中的表现太出彩了

7. I'm not sure it's that spectacular, mother.

我不觉得有那么好 母亲

8. I think I did a spectacular job here.

自认为我给你做的手术很成功

9. Bad for you because we're having spectacular sex.

那样你就惨了 因为我们的 真是爽爆了

10. You have a passport for a spectacular future.

你现在手握着通往光明未来的护照