extraordinary: British [?k?str?dnri] American [?k?str?rd?neri]?

adj. Unusual, surprising; extraordinary , outstanding; special, temporary; extraordinarily large (or more); special, special

n. (outside the company’s normal business activities) special projects

Derived Word: extraordinarily adv.

Example:

1.From?3D?printing?to?advanced?genetics,?what?I?learned?in?that?hour?with? Jain?was?extraordinary.?

From 3D printing to advanced genetics, Jain introduced me to many amazing technologies in just one hour.

2.The?extraordinary?way?in?which?the?BBC?bent?to?Russian?pressure.?

The BBC succumbed to Russian pressure Amazing way.

3.She?goes?to?extraordinary?lengths?to?keep?her?private?life?private.?

She does her best to keep her private life uninterrupted.

4.It's?extraordinary?that?he?managed?to?sleep?through?the?party.?

I can't believe that he actually slept from the beginning to the end of the party.

5. An extraordinary personality cult cult of personality.

6.He?was?a?man?of?extraordinary?abilities.?

He has outstanding talents.

7.The?story?describes?the?extraordinary?encounter?between?a?man?and?a?dolphin.?

This story describes a man and a Adventures among dolphins.