wonder KK: [] DJ: [] vi. 1. 纳闷;想知道[(+about)] 2. 觉得奇怪;不明白[(+at)][(+to-v)] I wonder at her rudeness. 我对她的粗鲁感到惊讶。 3. 感到疑惑;不见得[(+about)] vt.[Y] 1. 想知道[+wh-] I wonder whether you like her. 我不知道你是否喜欢她。 2. 对...感到奇怪[+(that)] We wonder that the little boy is a university student. 我们很惊奇这小男孩是大学生。 3. 对...感到怀疑[+wh-] n. 1. 惊奇;惊异;惊叹[U] There was a look of wonder in his eyes. 他眼中露出惊奇的神色。 2. 奇迹;奇观;奇事[C] It is a wonder that he remained alive after dropping from the roof of a ten-storied building. 他从一幢十层楼房子的屋顶上摔下来,但仍然活着,真是奇迹。 3. 奇才[C] a.[B] 1. 非凡的 2. 奇妙的,不可思议的 spectacle: [ 'spektkl ] n. 值得看的东西,光景,眼镜 例句与用法: 1. I can't see things through your spectacles. 我和你的看法不同。 2. The old man put on his spectacles and started reading. 老人戴上眼镜开始看书。 3. The celebrations provided a magnificent spectacle. 庆祝活动呈现一派宏伟的景象。 4. The sunrise seen from high in the mountains was a tremendous spectacle. 从山上居高远望, 日出景象蔚为奇观. 5. The ceremonial opening of Parliament was a fine spectacle. 该议会的开幕式场面隆重. 6. The poor fellow was a sad spectacle. 那可怜的家伙看著就叫人难过. 7. The children took in the spectacle open-mouthed. 孩子们张著嘴注视精彩表演. 英英解释: 名词spectacle: 1. something or someone seen (especially a notable or unusual sight) 2. an elaborate and remarkable display on a lavish scale 3. a blunder that makes you look ridiculous; used in the phrase `make a spectacle of' yourself
