remarkable in English: So special or unusual that people notice and talk about it. (adjective)

Translation

So special or unusual that people notice and talk about it.

Word origin

From French remarquable, from remarquer, to notice, built on marquer, to mark.

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"Remarkable" means so surprising that people talk about it.

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Here "remarkable" means hard to believe and worth noticing.

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A remarkable job is far better than a normal one.

amazing

So good or so surprising that people can hardly believe it.

special

Not like the others; better or more important than usual.

wonderful

Very good; making you feel happy and full of joy.

unusual

Not normal or common; different from what you usually see.

great

Very good, or very large in size or amount.

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