marvel



marvel at someone or something

Fig. to express wonder or surprise at someone or something. I can only marvel at Valerie and all she has accomplished. We all marveled at the beauty of the new building.
See also: marvel

marvel to behold

someone or something quite exciting or wonderful to see. Our new high-definition television is a marvel to behold. Mary's lovely new baby is a marvel to behold.
See also: behold, marvel

marvel at

v.
To be astonished or impressed by something: We walked through the carnival and marveled at all the rides and amusements.
See also: marvel

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Hefin-Welsh
Katidakah-TEE-dahEsperanto
A&Eth;AlbjÖRg-Icelandic, Ancient Scandinavian
VitÓRiavee-TAW-ryəPortuguese
Lamont['læmənt]
Esti-Basque