wowed
wowed — 動詞
- wowedpresent simple I / you / we / they
- woweds3rd person singular
- woweding-ing form
- wowededpast simple
1. to cause someone to feel extremely impressed, excited, or full of admiration, us
驚豔；讚嘆
令人感到極度驚喜或讚賞
to cause someone to feel extremely impressed, excited, or full of admiration, usually because of a remarkable performance, skill, or quality that they see or experience.
The young pianist wowed the audience with her stunning performance of a Beethoven piece.
那位年輕鋼琴家用她精湛的貝多芬樂曲演出驚豔了全場聽眾。
wow + [audience] + with [performance/skill]
Diego wowed his classmates when he presented his award-winning science project at the school fair.
Diego 在學校園遊會上展示他得獎的科學作品時，令全班同學讚嘆不已。
The chef's new dessert wowed the food critics who attended the restaurant's opening night.
主廚的新甜點讓前來參加餐廳開幕晚宴的美食評論家驚豔不已。
Amara wowed the competition judges with her powerful voice during the final round.
Amara 在決賽中以她強而有力的歌聲令比賽評審驚嘆。
Many visitors at the Taipei electronics show were wowed by the new foldable phone.
在台北電子展上，許多參觀者都被新款摺疊手機驚豔。
- disappoint
to fail to meet expectations, the opposite effect on the audience
文法句型
wow + [audience/group] + with/by [remarkable thing]
用法筆記
Used mostly in informal and conversational contexts. The subject is typically a performance, skill, or person that delivers something remarkable, while the object is the person or group reacting with enthusiasm.
常見錯誤
wowed — 名詞
1. a person, performance, or object so impressive or enjoyable that people react wi
熱門
非常成功且受歡迎的人或事物
a person, performance, or object so impressive or enjoyable that people react with strong enthusiasm and admiration.
The new superhero film was a real wow among teenagers at the summer box office.
那部新的超級英雄電影在暑假票房中大受青少年歡迎。
a real wow — common informal phrase
Olu's dance routine was the wow of the school talent show that year.
Olu 的舞蹈表演是那年學校才藝秀中最受歡迎的節目。
the wow of [event] — pattern for standout item
The small startup's electric scooter was a real wow and sold out quickly.
那家小型新創公司的電動滑板車大受歡迎，很快就賣光了。
Mei-Lin's handmade jewellery was a wow at several craft fairs across the city.
Mei-Lin 的手工首飾在城裡幾場手作市集上都很受歡迎。
The restaurant's new tasting menu was such a wow that customers booked tables months ahead.
那間餐廳的新品嚐菜單大受歡迎，客人提前幾個月就預訂了座位。
- flop
informal word for a failure, the opposite of a wow
文法句型
be a (real) wow
the wow of [event/place]
用法筆記
Almost always used with the verb 'be' and an article or determiner (a wow, the wow, such a wow). Not commonly used in formal writing or academic contexts.