优越

• 拼音: yōu yuè
• 汉字拆解: 优 = excellent; 越 = 走 + 戉 (run + axe — to surpass, exceed)

含义

Superior; advantageous; favourable. Describes conditions, positions, or environments that are notably better than average or than comparable alternatives.

Often used for objective conditions: 优越的地理位置 (advantageous geographical position), 优越的自然条件 (superior natural conditions), 优越感 (sense of superiority — can be pejorative). In Marxist rhetoric, 社会主义制度的优越性 (the superiority of the socialist system) is a set phrase. Carries a slightly more objective tone than 优秀 (excellent, of people).

例句

1. 这片渔场能长期保持高鱼密度，关键在于优越的水文条件：冷水上涌、营养盐充足，浮游植物因此繁盛。
2. 批评者认为，把优越家庭背景者的成就只归功于努力，是一种无视起点优势的精英主义叙事。
3. 报告指出，地理位置优越的沿海国家历史上更易开展贸易和文化交流，这在很大程度上拉大了与内陆国家的发展差距。

用法指南

语境: geography, economics, sociology, politics

语气: analytical

正确说法

• 研究表明，优越的交通基础设施能降低物流成本，也能促进劳动力和技术流动，扩大区域经济辐射范围。(Research shows that superior transport infrastructure can reduce logistics costs, promote the flow of labor and technology, and expand the reach of regional economic influence.)
• 他坦率承认，优越的文化艺术家庭所带来的早期审美熏陶、人脉和试错空间，是自己起步时没有的优势。(He frankly admitted that the early aesthetic exposure, contacts, and room for trial and error that come with a privileged artistic family were advantages he did not have when starting out.)

错误说法

• 这道菜很优越 — 优越 describes objective conditions, positions, or systemic advantages; for praising food, use 出色, 美味, or 精致; 优越 applied to a dish is a category error

起源与历史

优 (superior/excellent) + 越 (to surpass — 走 walk/run + 戉 battle-axe; originally to cross/surpass, now also meaning to exceed)

文化背景

时代: Modern

世代: All ages

社会背景: Universal