miracle如何读

英:[ˈmɪrəkl]

美:[ˈmɪrəkl]

miracle英汉释义

n.(名词)
  1. [C]奇迹 an act or happening that cannot be explained by the laws of nature
  2. [C]令人惊奇的事 remarkable or unexpected event

miracle是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 奇迹
  2. 惊人的事例
  3. 奇事
  4. 奇人
  5. 奇迹剧
  6. 神秘
  7. 神通奇迹
  8. 奇闻趣事
  9. 令人惊奇的人
  10. 神秘的气氛
  11. 妙品
  12. 圣迹
  13. 不平凡的事
  14. 神迹
  15. 极好的例子
  16. 精品
  17. 创造奇迹
  18. 有奇效
  19. 神奇

miracle自然拼读

mir·a·cle

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miracle变形

复数:miracles

miracle词根

词根:miracle

adj.

miraculous 不可思议的,奇迹的

adv.

miraculously 奇迹般地;神奇地;非凡地;出乎意料地

miracle英英释义

noun

an extraordinary event manifesting divine intervention in human affairs

the healing miracles described in the Gospels

an extremely outstanding or unusual event, thing, or accomplishment

The bridge is a miracle of engineering.

Christian Science a divinely natural phenomenon experienced humanly as the fulfillment of spiritual law

miracle词组

economic miracle经济奇迹

to a miracle奇妙地;好得不可思议;好到惊人程度;完全地 

by a miracle奇迹般地;依靠奇迹 

miracle drug特效药

miracle区别

 phenomenon, miracle, marvel, wonder

这组词都有“奇迹”的意思,其区别是:

phenomenon指罕见的现象或奇人、奇事。

miracle一般指被认为是人力所办不到的奇异之事。

marvel侧重异乎寻常,奇怪,从而使人好奇。

wonder通常指使人惊奇的事迹、人物或景观,主要指人创造的奇迹。

以上来源于网络

miracle词源中文解释

源自12世纪中叶,意为“上帝的奇妙作为”,来自古法语miracle(11世纪)“奇迹,奇迹的故事,奇迹剧”,源自拉丁语miraculum“让人惊奇的物体”(在教会拉丁语中是“由上帝造成的不可思议的事件”),来自mirari“对…感到惊奇,赞叹,大为震惊”,比喻地“尊重,重视”,来自mirus“奇妙,惊人,令人赞叹的”,更早形式为*smeiros,源自原始印欧语*smei-“微笑,笑”(也是梵语smerah“微笑”,希腊语meidan“微笑”,古教会斯拉夫语smejo“笑”)的来源;见smile(动词))。拉丁词源也是西班牙语milagro,意大利语miracolo的来源。

从13世纪中叶开始,作为“令人惊奇或震惊的事物,非凡或卓越的壮举”,而与神性或超自然力量无关。它取代了古英语中的wundortacen, wundorweorc。在英语圣经中被翻译为miracle的希腊语词汇是semeion“标志”,teras“奇观”,和dynamis“力量”,在武加大译本中分别被翻译为signum、prodigium和virtus。

Miracle-drug最早见于1939年(指的是磺胺类药物)。Miracle-worker“行神迹的人”源自16世纪60年代(中古英语有mircleour,大约15世纪初)。Miracle-play“中世纪关于基督、圣人或其他圣事题材的戏剧表演”可以追溯到1744年(miraclis pleynge出现于约1400年)。调味品Miracle Whip由卡夫食品在1933年推出;这个名字最初是给予制造这种产品的专利机器的。

miracle词源英文解释

Middle English, borrowed from Anglo-French, borrowed from Late Latin mīrāculum, going back to Latin, "something amazing, marvel," from mīrārī "to be surprised, look with wonder at" + -culum, suffix of instrument (going back to Indo-European *-tlom) — more at admire

The first known use of miracle was in the 12th century

miracle儿童词典英英释义

mirror1 of 2noun

a smooth or polished surface (as of glass) that forms images by reflection

something that gives a true likeness or description

mirror2 of 2verb

to reflect in or as if in a mirror

resemble

her presentation mirrored that of her classmates

mirror1 of 2noun

a smooth or polished surface (as of glass) that forms images by reflection

something that gives a true likeness or description

mirror2 of 2verb

to reflect in or as if in a mirror

resemble

her presentation mirrored that of her classmates

mirror1 of 2noun

a smooth or polished surface (as of glass) that forms images by reflection

something that gives a true likeness or description

mirror2 of 2verb

to reflect in or as if in a mirror

resemble

her presentation mirrored that of her classmates

mire1 of 2noun

wet spongy ground (as of a bog or marsh)

heavy often deep mud or slush

mire2 of 2verb

to sink or stick fast in mire

entangle sense 2, involve

to soil with mud or slush

mire1 of 2noun

wet spongy ground (as of a bog or marsh)

heavy often deep mud or slush

mire2 of 2verb

to sink or stick fast in mire

entangle sense 2, involve

to soil with mud or slush

mire1 of 2noun

wet spongy ground (as of a bog or marsh)

heavy often deep mud or slush

mire2 of 2verb

to sink or stick fast in mire

entangle sense 2, involve

to soil with mud or slush

miragenoun

an illusion that gives the appearance of a pool of water or a mirror in which distant objects are seen inverted, that is sometimes seen at sea, in the desert, or over a hot pavement, and that is caused by the bending or reflection of light passing through layers of air having different temperatures

miraculousadjective

of the nature of a miracle : supernatural

suggesting a miracle : marvelous

working or able to work miracles

miraculousadjective

of the nature of a miracle : supernatural

suggesting a miracle : marvelous

working or able to work miracles

miraclenoun

an extraordinary event taken as a sign of the supernatural power of God

an extremely outstanding or unusual event, thing, or accomplishment

miracle 例句

1 So incredible was this feat that everyone present had become hushed, reverent, awestruck, aware they were probably witnessing a miracle.

2 They were bitter about the newspaper celebrations of the miracle evacuation and the heroism of the little boats.

3 “It’s a miracle,” she said as she cried softly and held his hand.

4 “If you can perform the miracle of flying, Uncle can perform the miracle of making a loan without any interest due on it.”

5 “The vet didn’t know what to make of it. He told me to keep giving him the supplements and the vitamins, but that basically he’s a medical miracle.”

6 “Stable. I keep hoping for one of those TV miracles where he hears my voice and snaps awake, but that obviously didn’t happen. Nothing we can do but wait.”

7 Penicillin and other antibiotics were miracle cures for gonorrhea and syphilis. The poor, humble condom languished.

而盘尼西林及其他抗生素可以神奇的扼杀梅毒和淋病的病毒,可怜又卑微的避孕套被冷落了.

8 I smiled and clamped my mouth shut tight so I wouldn’t say anything to ruin this miracle moment.

9 Once the miracle of creation has taken place, the group can build and extend it, but the group never invents anything.

10 I stare at the computer, waiting for a miracle.

11 The truck driver was on his knees next to Sal, saying, “Thank God, thank God, thank God, it’s a miracle.”

12 It would be a miracle if he considered her a friend.

13 The delay gave General Washington a chance to pull off a miracle.

14 Fernanda, burning with envy, finally accepted the miracle, and for a long time she kept on praying to God to send her back her sheets.

15 On the fifth day, when I walked out onto the veranda without stumbling, Mother cried and said, “It’s a miracle. An absolute miracle.”

16 a miracle cure/drug

有奇效的疗法;灵丹妙药

17 There are miracles, yes, mostly of a medical nature, a few to satisfy hungry stomachs; at best a storm is tempered, water is briefly walked upon.

18 It’s a miracle I didn’t forget to breathe.

19 “What should I ask for? I haven’t done a miracle—it’s what, three years now? Prices may have skyrocketed. Fifty, you think? If they got fifty, I’ll consider. If not, out they go.”

20 That’s a true miracle, isn’t it?Maybe it doesn’t have to end this way.

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