English [? k'str? d(? )n(? )r? ; ek-; ,ekstr?' ? d? n(? )r? ] beautiful [,? kstr? '? d? ri]

extraordinary [ik'str? :d? n? ri; ,ekstr?' ? :di-]

Very, extraordinary, amazing; Extra large; Unusual, unusual, unusual (nature, degree, etc.) unusual, remarkable, extraordinary; Strange, very strange, surprising (officials, employees, etc.) extra, temporary/,ekstr? '? :din? Ri/special mission, special mission; Special

[often exceptional] [British archaic] military special allowance

phrase

Extraordinary item non-recurrent item; Special account; [Audit] special projects; Extraordinary project

Extraordinary Measures is a good medicine; Film; The price of love; Special measures

Extraordinary items are extraordinary items; Non-recurrent project

Outstanding talent of extraordinary ability; phenom

Extraordinary meeting special meeting

Extra revenue [accounting] temporary income; Special income; Extraordinary income

Extra Breastfeeding BBC says breastfeeding

Extraordinary session special meeting; Extraordinary meeting

Extraordinary a unusual; Unusual

Example:

I am an exotic person. I am an extraordinary person.

He is a man of exotic will power. He is a man with extraordinary will.

Looking back on it, the degree of skill in that one shower scene was extraordinaryand I became obsessed with the film as I grew up because nothing had everaffected me in That way. Whenever I look back, the skill used in the shower scene is unusual, so I became fascinated with movies as I grew up, because nothing else could affect me so much.