phenomenal

phenomenal — adjective

1. much better, larger, or more successful than people expected, and therefore very

1.形容詞C2
釋義

much better, larger, or more successful than people expected, and therefore very impressive.

例句

The young singer had a phenomenal year and sold out Taipei Arena.

phenomenal + noun for striking success

After the storm, volunteers did a phenomenal job clearing the beach.

collocation: do a phenomenal job

同義詞
  • amazing

    a close everyday word that often stresses surprise more strongly

  • outstanding

    focuses on being clearly better than others in the same group

  • remarkable

    slightly more measured and common in formal comments

  • extraordinary

    more formal and stresses being far outside the normal range

反義詞

文法句型

phenomenal + noun

be phenomenal

用法筆記

Common with nouns like success, growth, talent, memory, and job. After a linking verb, it often sounds like strong spoken praise; before a noun, it labels the impressive result more directly.

常見錯誤

❌The new cafe is phenomenal because it is near my office.
✅The new cafe is convenient because it is near my office.
💡phenomenal is strong praise for something unusually impressive, not simply useful.