adj2. not complete and involving only the most obvious things
adj3. only on the surface of something
superintendent/sù:p(ə)rinténdənt/
n2. in the UK, a police officer of high rank
superior/səpí(ə)riər/
superiority/səpì(ə)riɔ':rəti/
supervise/sú:pərvàiz/
supervision/sù:pərvíʒən/
supervisor/sú:pərvàizər/
supervisory/sù:pərváizəri/
supplement/sʌ'pləmənt/
v1. something that is added to something else in order to improve it or complete it; something extra
v2. a part of a magazine or newspaper, either produced separately or as part of the magazine or newspaper
supplementary/sʌ`pləméntəri/
supplier/səpláiər/
supply/səplái/
v. to give things that people want or need, often over a long period of time
support/səpɔ':rt/
n2. the money someone needs in order to buy food and clothes, and pay for somewhere to live
n3. agreement with an idea, group, or person
v1. to help someone, often when they are having problems
v2. to take care of someone by paying for their food, clothes, etc.
v3. to agree with an idea, group, or person
v4. to hold the weight of someone or something
v5. to give encouragement or money to someone or something because you want them to succeed
supportive/səpɔ':rtive/
adj2. actively giving help to someone who needs it
suppose/səpóuz/
v. to think that something is probably true
supreme/səprí:m/
adj2. very great, or the best
surcharge/sə':rʧɑ`:rʤ/
v. to charge an extra amount
sure/ʃúər/
adj2. [be ~ of something] to be confident that something is true
adj3. [be ~ of yourself] to be confident of your own abilities, qualities, etc.
adv. used to show agreement
surface/sə':rfis/
n2. what someone or something seems to be like when you do not know much about them
surface mail
surge/sə':rʤ/
v. to increase suddenly and by a large amount
surgeon/sə':rʤən/
surgery/sə':rʤəri/
surname/sə':rnèim/
surpass/sərpæ's/
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