wondrous
wondrous — 形容詞
- wondrouspositive
- more wondrouscomparative
- most wondroussuperlative
1. so beautiful, impressive, or good that it fills you with a feeling of wonder and
奇妙
極其美好，令人驚嘆
so beautiful, impressive, or good that it fills you with a feeling of wonder and amazement
The cathedral's wondrous stained-glass windows left Chidi speechless with awe.
大教堂奇妙的彩繪玻璃窗讓 Chidi 驚嘆得說不出話來。
wondrous + [noun]: describing something that inspires awe
Feng stood at the edge of the Grand Canyon, taking in the wondrous view.
Feng 站在大峽谷邊緣，凝望著奇妙無比的景色。
The children listened with wide eyes to their grandmother's wondrous tales of distant lands.
孩子們睜大眼睛，聽祖母講述遙遠國度的奇妙故事。
Under the microscope, Beatrix discovered a wondrous world in a single drop of water.
在顯微鏡下，Beatrix 發現了一滴水中隱藏的奇妙世界。
The northern lights danced across the sky in a wondrous display of colour.
北極光在夜空中舞動，展現出奇妙的色彩。
- wonderful
less formal and much more common in everyday speech; does not carry the same intensity of wonder
- marvelous
similar in tone but slightly less intense; more common in British English
- breathtaking
emphasises visual beauty and the feeling of being overwhelmed by a sight
- awe-inspiring
focuses more on grandeur, scale, and the feeling of reverence
- mundane
ordinary and lacking any special or interesting quality
- unremarkable
not worth noticing or commenting on; forgettable
用法筆記
Wondrous is a literary word. In everyday speech and writing, speakers typically use wonderful, amazing, or breathtaking instead.