in AM, use 美国英语用 marveling, mar-veled
1 VERB 惊讶不已;不胜惊羡;大为赞叹 If you marvel at something, you express your great surprise, wonder, or admiration. 惊讶不已;不胜惊羡;大为赞叹
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Her fellow members marveled at her seemingly infinite energy. [VERB + at]
她的同事们对她似乎无穷的精力大为惊叹。
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Sara and I read the story and marveled. [VERB]
我和萨拉读了这部小说后惊叹不已。
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'That's the weirdest thing I've ever seen,' marveled Carl. [VERB with quote]
卡尔惊叹道：“那是我所见过的最怪异的事情了。”
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He marvelled that a man in such intense pain could be so coherent. [VERB that]
一个男人在如此剧痛下还能这般条理清晰，对此他赞叹不已。
SYN be amazed, wonder, gaze, gape
2 N-COUNT 不可思议的事(或人);奇迹 You can describe something or someone as a marvel to indicate that you think that they are wonderful. 不可思议的事(或人);奇迹
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The whale, like the dolphin, has become a symbol of the marvels of creation. [+ of]
鲸和海豚一样，已经成为造物杰作的象征。
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A new technological marvel was invented at Cambridge University in England, the scanning electron microscope.
一项科技新奇迹在英国剑桥大学诞生了—这就是扫描电子显微镜。
SYN wonder, phenomenon, miracle, portent
3 N-COUNT [usually plural] 奇迹;令人惊奇的成就 Marvels are things that people have done, or that have happened, which are very unexpected or surprising. 奇迹;令人惊奇的成就
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She almost died, but the hospital's skill achieved great marvels.
她已经奄奄一息，但是医院的技术却创造了伟大的奇迹。
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He's done marvels with the team.
他与全队创造了奇迹。
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It was a marvel that the floor never gave way.
惊奇的是地板居然从未塌陷。
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