superior

Meaning

Adj

1. (feminine,masculine) upper, higher
2. (feminine,masculine) better
3. (feminine,masculine) superior

Noun

boss

Hyphenated as

su‧pe‧rior

Gender

♂️ Masculine

Pronounced as (IPA)

/supeˈɾjoɾ/

Etymology

Borrowed from Latin superior.

Sentences

En dicha casa de estudios fue miembro del Consejo Superior .

In that house of studies he was a member of the Superior Council.

Consta de dos plantas y una terraza superior .

It consists of two floors and an upper terrace.

La puerta de acceso es adintelada con un óculo en la parte superior .

The access door is lined with an oculus on top.

Vivió en Asia durante el Eoceno superior .

He lived in Asia during the Late Eocene.

El interior es de superficie rugosa , con un albedo superior al de los alrededores .

The interior has a rough surface, with a higher albedo than the surrounding area.

El curso superior y medio está rodeado de pastizales , con escasa vegetación arbórea .

The upper and middle course is surrounded by grasslands, with little arboreal vegetation.