adj. 奇妙的; 钦佩的; 远超过预期的

n. 奇蹟; 惊奇; 奇观; 奇人

vt. 惊奇; 对…感到好奇; 感到诧异; 想弄明白

Mickelson was hailed as the wonder boy of American golf.

米克尔森被誉为美国高尔夫球界的神奇小子

To be honest, it 's kind of a wonder that CFO Brian gladden still has his job.

说实在的，财务长布莱恩·格莱登还能保住自己这个饭碗也真算奇蹟了。

Dr Williams describes it as a potential wonder drug.

威廉斯医生称其可能会成为特效药。

The wonder of seeing his name in print

看见他的名字出现在出版物上的诧异

The East Window is a wonder of medieval glazing.

东窗是中世纪玻璃安装工艺的奇蹟。

第三人称单数：wonders

複数：wonders

现在进行时：wondering

过去式：wondered

过去分词：wondered

相关单词：Wonder

U惊奇,惊叹,惊异,诧异 a feeling of strangeness, surprise, etc., usually combined with admiration, that is produced by sth unusually fine or beautiful, or by sth unexpected or new to one's experience

C奇观,奇景,奇蹟,奇事 sth that causes this feeling especially a wonderfully made object

C奇人,奇才 a wonderful person, especially one who is able to do things that need great skill, cleverness, or effort

在惊奇中surprisingly
The children gazed in wonder when they saw snow for the first time.

孩子们第一次见到下雪,都惊奇地盯着看。
All looked on in wide-eyed wonder.

所有人都瞪大眼睛,深感奇怪地从旁望着。

难怪,怪不得naturally, of course
It is no wonder you can't sleep when you eat so much.

你吃这幺多难怪睡不着。
No wonder he refused.

难怪他拒绝了。

惊奇地surprisingly
We were filled with wonder at the sight of the beautiful mountains.

我们看到这美丽的群山惊叹不已。
The children looked at the pictures with wonder.

孩子们惊奇地看着这些图画。

真是无奇不有(used for expressing surprise when the opposite of what one expects happens)
“I've washed the car for you.”“Wonders will never cease!”

“我替你把汽车擦洗了。”“真是无奇不有！”

创造奇蹟,取得惊人的效果bring unexpectedly good results
She looked so tired before, but her holiday has worked wonders for her.

她原先看上去疲劳不堪,可是她的假期对她产生了奇妙的作用。
You have certainly worked wonders.

你肯定已创造了奇蹟。

v. conjecture, marvel, question

n. amazement, astonishment, puzzlement, marvel, miracle, phenomenon

古英语wundor(感到惊奇)