A1 noun 中性 #1,434 最常用

wonderful

/ˈwʌndərfəl/

Something that is very good, pleasant, or makes you feel great admiration. It is used to describe things or experiences that are extremely enjoyable and high in quality.

例句

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1

The weather is wonderful today.

The weather is very good today.

2

It would be wonderful if you could attend the meeting.

It would be very nice if you could come to the meeting.

3

That was a wonderful party!

That was a great party!

词族

名词
wonder
Verb
wonder
副词
wonderfully
形容词
wonderful
相关
wonderment
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记忆技巧

Think of 'Wonder' + 'Full' — something that is 'full of wonder' is wonderful.

快速测验

Thank you for the flowers, they are _______!

正确!

正确答案是: wonderful

例句

1

The weather is wonderful today.

everyday

The weather is very good today.

2

It would be wonderful if you could attend the meeting.

formal

It would be very nice if you could come to the meeting.

3

That was a wonderful party!

informal

That was a great party!

4

This book provides a wonderful explanation of the topic.

academic

This book gives a very clear and good explanation of the topic.

5

We had a wonderful year of sales.

business

We had a very successful year of sales.

词族

名词
wonder
Verb
wonder
副词
wonderfully
形容词
wonderful
相关
wonderment

常见搭配

wonderful news very good information
wonderful time very pleasant experience
wonderful person very kind or talented person
wonderful weather very nice climate
wonderful idea very good thought

常用短语

a wonderful time

to enjoy yourself very much

what a wonderful world

the world is a beautiful place

it's wonderful to see you

I am very happy to see you

容易混淆的词

wonderful vs wonder

Wonder is a noun/verb about curiosity, while wonderful is an adjective describing something great.

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使用说明

Use 'wonderful' to express high levels of satisfaction or enthusiasm. It is much stronger than 'good'.

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常见错误

Avoid using 'very' with wonderful in formal writing because wonderful is already an 'extreme' adjective, though it is common in spoken English.

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记忆技巧

Think of 'Wonder' + 'Full' — something that is 'full of wonder' is wonderful.

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词源

From the Old English word 'wunder' (a marvel) and the suffix '-full' (full of).

语法模式

Used before a noun: 'a wonderful day' Used after a linking verb: 'the cake is wonderful'
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文化背景

In English-speaking cultures, 'wonderful' is frequently used to show politeness and social warmth.

快速测验

Thank you for the flowers, they are _______!

正确!

正确答案是: wonderful

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A1

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A1

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A1

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A1

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A1

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