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Definition
Outstanding; excellent; distinguished.
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How it's used
Carries a formal and slightly elevated tone compared to everyday adjectives like 好勁 or 出色. It is frequently reserved for professional contexts, academic achievements, or public recognition rather than casual conversation. Using it to describe mundane tasks or minor successes can sound overly dramatic or ironic.
Examples
He is truly outstanding in this industry.
Which student performed the most outstandingly?
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Common mistake
Avoid using this to describe physical objects or casual personal traits, as it specifically highlights exceptional talent or performance in a field or task. It is not a direct substitute for general positive adjectives like 好睇 or 好正.
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Grammar guides
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