No. 14,003 in Spanish
superior
"Superior" in Spanish means "higher," "better," or "above in rank or quality."
In a sentence
El rendimiento de este estudiante es superior al promedio.
The performance of this student is superior to average.
The word 'superior' here is used as an adjective to denote something that exceeds or is better than average.
A lo largo del año, la calidad de los productos ha demostrado ser superior.
Throughout the year, the quality of the products has proven to be superior.
'Superior' is used as an adjective to compare quality levels, indicating something better or higher in standard.
La oficina del director está en el piso superior.
The director's office is on the upper floor.
In this case, 'superior' refers to spatial orientation, indicating something situated above or higher relative to other positions.
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