形容词

1. The Pope is the supreme leader of the Roman Catholic Church.
教皇是罗马天主教的最高领袖。

2. The most important law court is called the Supreme Court.
最重要的法院叫做最高法院。

3. This is the supreme danger of our times.
这是我们时代最大的危险。

1. 最高的：其次,若此法律的效力,即其自身的内在效力存疑,则不应在另一更高的秩序中为其寻找效力根据,实在法必须被当作最高的(supreme)秩序、主权性的(sovereign)秩序.

2. 至高的：主权的含义是,国家对领土享有全面的(comprehensive)、至高的(supreme)、绝对的(unqualified)和唯一(exclusive)的控制权. 有学者提出,由于全球化,威斯特伐利亚体系在很大程度上已经成为了历史. 跟过去相比而言,

1. 最高的;至高无上的
Supreme is used in the title of a person or an official group to indicate that they are at the highest level in a particular organization or system.

e.g. MacArthur was Supreme Commander for the allied powers in the Pacific.
麦克阿瑟将军曾是太平洋战区盟军的最高统帅。
e.g. ...the Supreme Court.
最高法院

2. 最大的;最多的
You use supreme to emphasize that a quality or thing is very great.

e.g. Her approval was of supreme importance...
她的认可是至关重要的。
e.g. The lady conspired to seize supreme power.
该女士图谋攫取最高权力。

adj

1. greatest in status or authority or power

e.g. a supreme tribunal

Synonym: sovereign

2. greatest or maximal in degree
extreme

e.g. supreme folly

3. final or last in your life or progress

e.g. the supreme sacrifice
the supreme judgment

4. highest in excellence or achievement

e.g. supreme among musicians
a supreme endxxeavor
supreme courage