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| Principal Translations |
| super interj | UK, informal, dated (great!) | estupendo interj |
| | | fantástico interj |
| | | genial interj |
| | | súper interj |
| | You can see me tomorrow at 2 pm? Super! |
| | ¿Puedes quedar mañana a las 14:00? ¡Estupendo! |
| super adj | informal, dated (very good, excellent) | excelente adj nf |
| | | estupendo/a adj |
| | | súper adj inv |
| | Helen is a super cook; her food always tastes amazing. |
| | Helen es una cocinera excelente. Su comida siempre sabe riquísima. |
| Additional Translations |
| super adv | informal (extremely) | súper adv |
| | | muy adv |
| | (AR, UY, CO, coloquial) | re adv |
| | William gets through his work super fast on Fridays, so he can get away early for the weekend. |
| | William siempre termina su trabajo súper rápido los viernes, para irse de fin de semana antes. |
| super n | US, informal, abbreviation (superintendent: caretaker) | conserje n común |
| | | encargado, encargada nm, nf |
| | | portero, portera nm, nf |
| | The roommates asked the super to fix the heating in their apartment. |
| super n | UK, informal, abbreviation (superintendent: police officer) | superintendente n común |
| | | policía n común |
| | The super authorised the officer to carry out a search of the suspect's property. |
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