Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Fantastic"

A: Great, amazing

It can also mean “related to fantasy,” but usually it means great/amazing/really good.

-I got promoted!
-That’s fantastic!

A: Amazing
Exceptional
Superlative
(The list goes on...)

A: It means good.

A: An fantastic doesn't make sense.

A fantastic doesn't make sense by itself. You need a noun after it because fantastic is an adjective.
You could say something like:
A fantastic person
A fantastic game
A fantastic meal
A fantastic book

A: All my Christmas presents are fantastic!
I hope you have a fantastic day.
My hair looks fantastic.

A: The essay he wrote was fantastic!
I would love to join a fantastic feast.
Where did you find such fantastic shelves?

A: That's fantastic .
How fantastic is the world
It would be fantastic if i'll have a black jacket

A: Fantasy- noun, adjective. means something only in thoughts, usually good. Wishful thinking. Can also mean a style of fiction.

I want to be 7 feet tall, but that is just a fantasy.

Christina Ricci is my fantasy girl.

Fantastic- adjective. Usually means very very good. Rarely means the same as fantasy- "A fantastic narrative", "A fantastic voyage".

That meal was so good, it was fantastic!

A: As you note, fantastically is an adverb meaning extraordinarily well. So you would not say of something It looks well, you would say It looks good. You are describing "It," not modifying
"looks." (or describing the manner in which it looks.)
That is why you would use fantastic, which is an adjective, meaning extraordinarily good.
It looks fantastic.
When you are modifying the verb, you would use fantastically.
He performs fantastically. (You are describing the manner in which he performs.)
His performance looks fantastic. (You are describing his performance.)

A: 語源から見ると:
Fantastic: 想像できないくらい素晴らしい
Incredible: 信じられないくらいすばらしい

まぁ、同じだねw

A: Fantastic = excellent, outstanding, very pleasing
Fascinating= extremely interesting
Fancy = not plain, embellished, decorated

A: I think Fantastic > great. But they can be often used interchangeably.

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A: Hope it helps😊

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A: "Fantastic" fan-tas-tic

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