wondrous

英 [ˈwʌndrəs]

美 [ˈwʌndrəs]

adj.  奇异的; 美好的; 了不起的

Collins.1 / BNC.19217 / COCA.12808

牛津词典

adj.

• 奇异的；美好的；了不起的
  strange, beautiful and impressive

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 奇异的;美妙的;令人惊叹的
  If you describe something aswonderous, you mean it is strange and beautiful or impressive.
  1. We were driven across this wondrous vast land of lakes and forests.
     我们乘车穿越这片有着湖泊及森林的广袤而神奇的土地。

英英释义

adj

• extraordinarily good or great
  1. a fantastic trip to the Orient
  2. the film was fantastic!
  3. a howling success
  4. a marvelous collection of rare books
  5. had a rattling conversation about politics
  6. a tremendous achievement
  Synonym:fantasticgrandhowling(a)marvelousmarvellousrattling(a)terrifictremendouswonderful

adv

• (used as an intensifier) extremely well
  1. her voice is superbly disciplined
  2. the colors changed wondrously slowly
  Synonym:wonderfullywondrouslysuperblytoppinglymarvellouslyterrificallymarvelously

双语例句

• And your peers, writing to a great and wondrous mystery life of mine;
  与你同龄，以伟大而神秘的迷书写生活；
• You talk of wondrous things you see, You say the sun shines bright;
  你们讲到了种种奇景，你们说太阳光辉灿烂；
• Your beauty is as wondrous as the computer it was created on.
  你的美丽就像电脑创造出来的那样动人！
• A wondrous event which he had immortalised in verse.
  他在诗歌中赞颂并使之流传百世的奇妙事件。
• Through this period America acquired a wondrous quality for me.
  在这一段时期里，美国对我来说简直具有奇妙的特征。
• Like a dream, it is wondrous, incomprehensible and poignantly memorable in all sorts of unexpected ways.
  它就像一个梦一样，以各种意想不到的方式令人惊奇、难以理解并辛辣深刻地被人们记住。
• She laughs when she should be crying and remains wondrous of her surroundings.
  在她应该哭的时候，她笑着，仍然保持对她周围环境的新奇感。
• He was so impressed by your wondrous palaces that he and his retinue swore their allegiances to you.
  他被你辉煌的宫殿深深震撼，率领他的随从向你效忠。
• They will also re-acquaint themselves with the wondrous virtues of cash in these difficult times.
  他们也将重新认识到现金在这种困难时期所具有的那些妙不可言的优点。
• Bali is therefore a strange and wondrous thing; it should not even exist, yet does.
  因此巴厘岛是个奇罕的地方；它甚至不该存在，却果真存在。