better than ever

基本解釋

Their performance at the concert was better than ever.
他們?cè)谝魳窌?huì)上的演出比以前更好了。
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Prices have plunged this year, and the E Ink screens on many of these devices have improved somewhat, which means the options are better than ever for digital bookworms.
今年電子閱讀器價(jià)格驟降，用在許多電子設(shè)備上的電子墨水價(jià)格小幅攀升，這些都表明電子書比曾經(jīng)的電子書呆子更好。
The untold part of the answer is of course the fact these ‘better than ever’ relations are build on a very different balance of power and a Russia that is much weaker than USSR.
這個(gè)回答中隱含的“比以往更好”的事實(shí)是建立在非常不同的權(quán)力平衡和俄羅斯比蘇聯(lián)弱的基礎(chǔ)上的。

Its chances of passing looked better than ever.
I would've thought, given the evidence of what Bogdanovich says in that documentary, for instance, if the 4 to 5 minutes has not been cut, it might have been better than Citizen Kane, and maybe one of the few greatest movies that he ever made, maybe the greatest movie, who knows.
舉個(gè)例子，通過博格達(dá)諾維奇,在紀(jì)錄片中的講述，如果那45分鐘,沒有被剪，它可能會(huì)比,《公民凱恩》要好，也可能是,他最好的幾部電影之一，也可能是最好的，誰知道呢。
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Smiley was very proud of his frog, and people who had traveled and been everywhere all said he was better than any frog they had ever seen.

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