Ultra Meaning in English

word

US

ˈəɫtɹə

UL-truh

UK

ˈʌltɹɐ

UL-trruh

Definition

Used before an adjective or noun to mean 'extremely' or 'beyond the usual', often to emphasize a strong quality or high level.

Usage & Nuances

'Ultra' is informal and usually used as a prefix or intensifier, as in 'ultra-fast', 'ultra-modern', or 'ultra marathon'. It's often found in product marketing or descriptions. Not commonly used on its own in sentences.

• Spanish: ultra - extremadamente - súper
• Portuguese (BR): ultra - extremamente - super
• Portuguese (PT): ultra - extremamente - super
• Chinese (Simplified): 极端的 - 超级的
• Chinese (Traditional): 極端的 - 超級的
• Hindi: अत्यधिक - अल्ट्रा
• Arabic: فائق - شديد
• Bengali: অতি - অতিরিক্ত
• Russian: ультра-
• Japanese: ウルトラ - 超
• Vietnamese: cực - siêu
• Korean: 울트라 - 초
• Turkish: ultra - aşırı - süper
• Urdu: انتہائی - الٹرا
• Indonesian: ultra - sangat

Example Sentences

This phone is ultra thin and light.

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He is ultra careful about his work.

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This is an ultra modern building.

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These shoes are perfect for ultra long walks.

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He always goes for the ultra spicy dishes at restaurants.

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I'm not an ultra fan of horror movies, but I'll watch one with you.

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