English to Icelandic Meaning of nonpareil - nonpareil

Nonpareil :

nonpareil

noun

Nonesuch, Nonsuch

adjective

framúrskarandi, áður óþekkta, einstök, einstakt, Peerless

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Definitions of nonpareil in English

Noun(1) model of excellence or perfection of a kind; one having no equal(2) colored beads of sugar used as a topping on e.g. candies and cookies(3) a flat disk of chocolate covered with beads of colored sugar
Adjective(1) eminent beyond or above comparison

Examples of nonpareil in English

(1) Of course you would say that Tara, you're a nonpareil in school!(2) The current nonpareil of the genre is the mammoth bestseller He's Just Not That Into You: The No-Excuses Truth to Understanding Guys.(3) Even Bryan Singer cites Akira Kurosawa's Rashomon as the inspiration for his nonpareil take on the thriller in The Usual Suspects.(4) The name Pat Cash still conjures images of a fighter nonpareil and of an untiring athlete overreaching physical limits to reach his target.(5) Of course, Jordan's past marketing successes in many ways, went hand-in-hand with his status as an athlete nonpareil .(6) The nonpareil recording, a flirty and spontaneous duet between Elis Regina and Jobim himself, makes more sense to me in Portugese.(7) Watching him translate for his father, Kyle seems unfazed about his nonpareil ability, remaining nonchalant to the film crew buzzing round him.(8) Two years ago, Rothbart took this lifelong hobby and turned it into a nonpareil magazine.(9) Throughout, Sclavis manages to combine an impressive variety of styles, genres and influences, creating a nonpareil experience for the listener.(10) But the one instrument on which he was nonpareil was the harmonica, which he mastered himself.(11) For some reason, he failed to mention the nonpareil : Nelson Algren.(12) The key to its success was Mohanlal, an actor nonpareil , in the central role of a low-caste artist who transcends his origins, only to be felled by the love of a princess.(13) Tristan and Isolde could not understand how their moment of nonpareil bliss might sustain a lifetime's happiness in the everyday world.(14) Having just won the US Open, Tom Watson was the nonpareil of golf when he came to Scotland to a course that was staging its first Open as a Royal club.(15) For warmth and comfort nonpareil , try on these.(16) Cisco, the nonpareil of networking equipment makers and at one time the sine qua non of tech stocks is feeling the pinch.

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Synonyms

Adjective

1. incomparable ::

incomparable

2. matchless ::

matchless

3. unrivaled ::

framúrskarandi

4. unparalleled ::

áður óþekkta

5. unequaled ::

unequalled

6. peerless ::

Peerless

7. beyond compare ::

óviðjafnanlegt

8. second to none ::

næstum ekkert

9. unsurpassed ::

einstök

10. unbeatable ::

ósigrandi

11. inimitable ::

inimitable

12. unique ::

einstakt

13. consummate ::

fullgera

14. superlative ::

Greinar

15. supreme ::

æðsta

16. unexampled ::

unexampled

Noun

17. best ::

besta

18. finest ::

besta

20. peak of perfection ::

hámarki fullkomnun

21. elite ::

Elite

22. jewel in the crown ::

gimsteinn í kórónu

23. ne plus ultra ::

ne auk öfgafullur

24. paragon ::

Paragon

25. nonesuch ::

Nonesuch

Different Forms

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