Dictionary entry
Supernumerary
Pronunciation: /ˌsuːpəˈnjuːm(ə)r(ə)ri/
Pronunciation
/ˌsuːpəˈnjuːm(ə)r(ə)ri/
Myanmar Meaning
ပုံမှန်အရေအတွက်ထက် ပိုနေသော ၊ အပိုဖြစ်သော။ အပိုအလုပ်အတွက် ငှားရမ်းထားသော။ ဇာတ်စင်ပေါ်တက်၍ သရုပ်ဆောင်သော်လည်း စကားမပြောသော။ ပိုနေသည့် လူ၊ အရာဝတ္တု။
Definition
supernumerary /su:pǝ'nju:mǝrǝri; US /su:-pǝ'nu:mǝreri; Brit also sju:-/ adj ( fml ) အပိုအလွ်ံ။ supernumerary nursing staff.
Examples
- ‘Returning to Cardiff
- he became a supernumerary registrar to the medical school before leaving to become a general practitioner in the Swansea Valley.’
- ‘Consider
- for example
- the mid-fifteenth century case of Duan Gang
- a supernumerary soldier from a guard unit attached to an imperial prince who resided in Luzhou
- Shanxi Province.’
- ‘Many of these men were drawn from among the ranks of principal and supernumerary soldiers serving in guard units of the Northern Metropolitan Area
- a pool of men with a modicum of military training and ready access to the weapons of the day.’
- ‘But the film also shows that society does not see him as such: it sees only an FOB
- a supernumerary worker in a cheap laundromat
- a potential Communist agitator.’
- ‘At seventeen he set out
- working his way on a cargo ship as a supernumerary - doing the odd jobs.’
- ‘As the number of supernumerary troops in the garrisons grew
- many were put to work on the agricultural colonies
- becoming servants and construction laborers
- or pressed into active military service.’
- ‘It's a disorder in which supernumerary bones form.’
- ‘Complete doubling of the uterine tubes may occur in association with supernumerary ovaries.’
- ‘Most frequently seen are supernumerary nipples anywhere along the primitive milk line
- though true accessory mammary glands are most frequently located in the axilla (polymastia).’
- ‘Various cases of supernumerary testicles have been reported during operations or in physical examination (without histological proof
- however).’
- ‘The most common variation of the lungs is the presence of supernumerary fissures.’
- ‘They were there merely as props
- as so many supernumeraries in his private psychodrama.’
- ‘Seven years ago central government promised a solution
- but the supernumeraries still use chairs
- desks and telephones and they are costing close to a billion rands a year.’
- ‘The rest of the cast are really supernumeraries; other ranks
- captured German soldiers
- etc although
- again
- they are well played and convincing in what they are called upon to do.’
- ‘‘The supernumeraries are a problem mainly at provincial level
- but the ghost workers are all over
- ’ he said.’
- ‘Her mainmast is 29 metres high
- and she has a permanent crew of 16
- assisted by 36 voyage crew and various supernumeraries.’
- ‘The thousands of supernumeraries in the Eastern Cape who cost the province R1 billion a year are not facing retrenchment in the immediate future.’
- ‘Others
- called supernumeraries
- would live in the community within their families.’
- ‘I was pleased to hear that staff expenditure had been cut but was not happy to hear that the issue of supernumeraries was not mentioned.’
- ‘A few words with my boss resulted in him being drafted as a supernumerary which became permanent eventually.’