amaze

/uh-meyz/US // əˈmeɪz //UK // (əˈmeɪz) //

惊奇,令人惊讶的是,惊艳,惊奇地发现

Definitions

v.有主动词 verb

1
a·mazed, a·maz·ing.
- : to overwhelm with surprise or sudden wonder; astonish greatly.
- : Obsolete. to bewilder; perplex.

v.无主动词 verb

1
a·mazed, a·maz·ing.
- : to cause amazement: a new art show that delights and amazes.

n.名词 noun

verbsurprise

Forms: amazed, amazes, amazing

Synonyms

They still had the $81 million that has to amaze everybody on all sides of the issue.
Daniel Radcliffe may not be Harry Potter anymore but he continues to amaze us with magic.
Does the number of stars that came out of Angels in the Outfield amaze you?
“These words astonish me as much as they amaze you,” he said.
There's always pressure, whether it's a new film or whether it's a sequel, to entertain and amaze an audience.
His powerful logic would surprise,Amaze, and much delight: He proved that dimness of the eyesWas hurtful to the sight.
Three strides took Andrews to the spot, and there he halted in amaze with a little exclamation of astonishment.
"Madam, I am not disputing your word," cried poor Jack, in amaze at her angry vehemence.
They did not know they were glimpsing the first outcroppings of a genius that would one day amaze and entertain the nations.
She hid them quickly in the folds of her cloak, and all the while the expression of amaze and fear on her face did not abate.

/uh-meyz/US // əˈmeɪz //UK // (əˈmeɪz) //

惊奇,令人惊讶的是,惊艳,惊奇地发现

v.有主动词 verb

1
a·mazed, a·maz·ing.
- : to overwhelm with surprise or sudden wonder; astonish greatly.
- : Obsolete. to bewilder; perplex.

v.无主动词 verb

1
a·mazed, a·maz·ing.
- : to cause amazement: a new art show that delights and amazes.

n.名词 noun

verbsurprise

Forms: amazed, amazes, amazing

Synonyms

They still had the $81 million that has to amaze everybody on all sides of the issue.
Daniel Radcliffe may not be Harry Potter anymore but he continues to amaze us with magic.
Does the number of stars that came out of Angels in the Outfield amaze you?
“These words astonish me as much as they amaze you,” he said.
There's always pressure, whether it's a new film or whether it's a sequel, to entertain and amaze an audience.
His powerful logic would surprise,Amaze, and much delight: He proved that dimness of the eyesWas hurtful to the sight.
Three strides took Andrews to the spot, and there he halted in amaze with a little exclamation of astonishment.
"Madam, I am not disputing your word," cried poor Jack, in amaze at her angry vehemence.
They did not know they were glimpsing the first outcroppings of a genius that would one day amaze and entertain the nations.
She hid them quickly in the folds of her cloak, and all the while the expression of amaze and fear on her face did not abate.