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单词 marvel
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marvel

He's a marvel, that man.There are so many things to marvel at here.Sometimes you marvel at things you read.It was a thing to marvel at.We all marvelled at the way he smacked his lips with excitement as soon as he saw a yoghurt.He marvels at the way her puffy cheeks rise in a smile and how she sleeps oblivious to the danger outside. People marvelled to see stars above Piccadilly again.Older cars seemed to have more personality than today's sleek technological marvels.Marvel at the skill of the players, and the paucity of spectators. People marvelled at her elfin, otherworldly ways. People marvel now at how well China has done.In its time this was an absolute technological marvel, but it is also a thing of lustrous beauty.If it is all verging on being a technological marvel, it is also fragile and needs constant monitoring.I'm still marvelling at the length of the track and the sandpit.No little wonder that we marvel at El Sistema.Today, he's still marvelling at minutiae.You marvel at what people refer to as'the miracle of life '.

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marvel

British English: marvel VERB
If you marvel at something, you express your great surprise, wonder, or admiration.
Her colleagues marveled at her seemingly infinite energy.
  • American English: marvel
  • Brazilian Portuguese: maravilhar-se
  • Chinese: 大为赞叹
  • European Spanish: asombrarse
  • French: s'émerveiller
  • German: bewundern
  • Italian: meravigliarsi
  • Japanese: 驚く
  • Korean: 놀라다
  • European Portuguese: maravilhar-se
  • Latin American Spanish: asombrarse
British English: marvel NOUN
You can describe something or someone as a marvel to indicate that you think that they are wonderful.
The whale, like the dolphin, has become a symbol of the marvels of creation.
  • American English: marvel
  • Brazilian Portuguese: maravilha
  • Chinese: 奇迹
  • European Spanish: maravilla
  • French: merveille
  • German: Wunder
  • Italian: meraviglia
  • Japanese: 驚異
  • Korean: 경이
  • European Portuguese: maravilha
  • Latin American Spanish: maravilla

Chinese translation of 'marvel'

marvel

(ˈmɑːvl)

n (c)

  1. (= wonder) 奇迹(蹟) (qíjì) (个(個), )

vi

  1. to marvel at sth 对(對)某事感到大为(為)惊(驚)讶(訝) (duì mǒushì gǎndào dà wéi jīngyà)
(verb) 
Definition
to be filled with surprise or wonder
Her fellow workers marvelled at her infinite energy.
Synonyms
be amazed
wonder
I wondered at the arrogance of the man.
gaze
He gazed reflectively at the fire.
gape
She stopped what she was doing and gaped at me.
goggle
He goggled at her in astonishment.
be awed
be filled with surprise
(noun) 
Definition
something that causes wonder
A new technological marvel was invented there – the electron microscope.
Synonyms
wonder
a fascinating lecture on the wonders of nature
phenomenon
The Loch Ness monster is not the only bizarre phenomenon that bookmakers take bets on.
miracle
It's a miracle no one was killed.
portent
(noun) 
She is regarded as a marvel by those in her field.
Synonyms
genius
whizz (informal)
prodigy
an 11-year-old chess prodigy

Additional synonyms

in the sense of gape
Definition
to stare in wonder with the mouth open
She stopped what she was doing and gaped at me.
Synonyms
stare,
wonder,
goggle,
gawp (British, slang),
gawk
in the sense of gaze
Definition
to look long and steadily at someone or something
He gazed reflectively at the fire.
Synonyms
stare,
look,
view,
watch,
regard,
contemplate,
gape,
eyeball (slang),
ogle,
look fixedly
in the sense of goggle
Definition
to stare with wide-open eyes
He goggled at her in astonishment.
Synonyms
stare,
gape,
gawp (slang),
gawk,
rubberneck (slang)

Synonyms of 'marvel'

marvel

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of miracle
Definition
a marvellous example of something
It's a miracle no one was killed.
Synonyms
wonder,
phenomenon,
sensation,
marvel,
amazing achievement,
astonishing feat
in the sense of phenomenon
Definition
any remarkable occurrence or person
The Loch Ness monster is not the only bizarre phenomenon that bookmakers take bets on.
Synonyms
wonder,
sensation,
spectacle,
sight,
exception,
miracle,
marvel,
prodigy,
rarity,
nonpareil,
black swan
in the sense of prodigy
Definition
a person, esp. a child, with marvellous talent
an 11-year-old chess prodigy
Synonyms
genius,
talent,
wizard,
mastermind,
whizz (informal),
whizz kid (informal),
wunderkind,
brainbox,
child genius,
wonder child,
up-and-comer (informal)
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