wonder

释义

1. 名词

   A feeling of surprise and amazement.

   例句

   • The children looked at the fireworks with wonder.
   • She felt wonder at the size of the mountain.
2. 名词

   Something that amazes people.

   例句

   • The pyramids are one of the wonders of the world.
   • The new bridge is a wonder of engineering.
3. 名词

   Good results or good luck.

   例句

   • That stay in the country did her wonders.
   • It is a wonder no one saw me.
4. 名词

   A surprising event that is hard to explain.

   例句

   • It was a wonder that anyone survived the crash.
   • By some wonder, the package arrived on time.
5. 名词

   A skillful act that seems almost like magic.

   例句

   • Her performance was a wonder to see.
   • The design was a wonder of modern skill.
6. 名词

   A very talented person.

   例句

   • He is a real wonder with numbers.
   • She was called a wonder on the violin at age ten.
7. 名词

   Used after an adjective to make fun of someone.

   例句

   • So the silent wonder speaks at last.
   • I told the clueless wonder what I thought of him.
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8. 名词

   A passing thought or question in the mind.

   例句

   • A wonder crossed her mind as she watched the sunset.
   • He had a passing wonder about what might have been.
9. 名词

   A kind of fried doughnut.

   例句

   • She fried a batch of wonders for breakfast.
   • The bakery's special was a sugared wonder.
10. 动词

    To think about something and want to know more.

    例句

    • I wonder what time the shop opens.
    • She wondered why he was late.