You use exceptional to describe someone or something that has a particular quality, usually a good quality, to an unusually high degree. 非凡的
adjective [原级] 卓越的，杰出的；不寻常的，罕见的；（心理或身体上）有缺陷的
Exceptional situations and incidents are unusual and only likely to happen infrequently. 例外的
noun [抽象名词] （公司账目上的）异常项目
Bailyn might respond that New England was exceptional. 贝林可能会回应说，新英格兰是个例外。
后缀: tional
【adjective】 表示具有某种特性或性质的 - indicating having the quality or characteristic of
原词: exceptional
是通过后缀 【tional】 构成的派生词
来自except(prep. 除…之外)
- 网友用 “Exceptional” 造句精选
- Their technical ability is exceptional. 他们的技能是非凡的。
- He's an exceptionally talented dancer and needs to practise several hours every day. 他是位非凡有天赋的的舞蹈家，每天需要练几小时。
- This deadline will be extended only in exceptional circumstances. 只有在特殊情况下才会延长最后期限。
- A review panel concluded that there were no exceptional circumstances that would warrant a lesser penalty for him. 一个评估小组作出结论：没有什么例外情况可使他获得从轻惩罚。
- Capital punishment is allowable only under exceptional circumstances. 只有在特殊情况下才允许判死刑。
- ...children with exceptional ability. …能力非凡的孩子们。
- Exceptionally, in times of emergency, we may send a team of experts. 紧急情况下我们可以破例派遣一个专家队。
adj.例外的，反常的；杰出的，非凡的
- This is an exceptional case; I've never seen anything like it before. adj.例外的、反常的
- The child had shown exceptional courage. adj.杰出的、非凡的
- Her scores are quite exceptional. 做表语