English in a Minute: 3 ways to use 'supreme'

Learning English Vocabulary

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Language Learning, Education

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🗓️ 22 May 2024

⏱️ 1 minutes

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This programme is supreme - Beth is explaining how to use the word 'supreme'

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0:00.0	BBC Learning English.
0:03.7	Supreme is an adjective which can mean having the highest rank or level.
0:09.2	It's quite formal when used with this meaning.
0:12.7	The criminal case was so important that it was taken to the Supreme Court.
0:18.5	Before moving to his current job, he was a Supreme Commander.
0:23.5	Supreme can also describe something that is considered great or the greatest. In my opinion,
0:31.2	this singer reigns Supreme amongst all modern artists. Jody was awarded a medal for demonstrating supreme bravery.
0:41.3	Supreme is often followed by nouns like importance,
0:45.3	inspiration and intelligence.
0:48.3	The results of this study will be of supreme importance to the world of science.
0:54.3	We hope to be your supreme authority on all things English.
0:58.9	You're listening to BBC learning English.com.

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