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wow

/waʊ/

Traduction: interjection exprimant la surprise, l'émerveillement, l'admiration ou le plaisir, Nom désignant une plaisanterie ou une remarque jugée extrêmement drôle ou amusante., Verbe utilisé pour exprimer une action qui impressionne ou émerveille fortement quelqu'un.

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interjection

/waʊ/A1informal
  • frinterjection exprimant la surprise, l'émerveillement, l'admiration ou le plaisir

An exclamation used to express surprise, wonder, pleasure, admiration, or amazement. Often used as a spontaneous reaction to something impressive, unexpected, or emotionally striking.

  1. Expression of surprise or astonishmentA1informal

    Used to react to something unexpected, shocking, or remarkable. Conveys a sudden emotional response to new information or an unusual situation.

    frInterjection de surprise

    • Wow! I didn't expect to see you here!
    • Wow, that's a huge surprise!
    • Wow — you actually finished the whole project in one day?
  2. Expression of admiration or pleasureA1informal

    Used to convey enthusiasm, delight, or appreciation when encountering something impressive, beautiful, or skillfully done.

    frWow (admiration, enthousiasme)

    • Wow! That performance was absolutely incredible!
    • Wow, look at that sunset!
    • She walked in and — wow — everyone turned to look.
  3. Sarcastic expression of disapprovalB1slang

    Used ironically to express disbelief, criticism, or mild contempt, often when someone has done something foolish, inappropriate, or disappointing.

    frWow ironique de désapprobation

    • Wow… you really forgot my birthday?
    • Wow. That's the worst idea I've ever heard.
    • He showed up three hours late. Wow.
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noun

/waʊ/A1formal
  • frNom désignant une plaisanterie ou une remarque jugée extrêmement drôle ou amusante.

A noun referring to a joke or remark that is considered extremely funny or amusing.

  1. A very funny jokeB2informal

    A joke or remark that is considered extremely amusing or hilarious.

    frBlague très drôle

    • He told a real wow at the party last night.
    • That comedian's punchline was an absolute wow.
    • She shared a wow that had everyone in stitches.

    Synonymesbelly laughhowlerscreamthigh-slapper

Formes
  • wows plural form
  • wows' possessive plural form
  • wow's possessive singular form
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verb

/waʊ/B2formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour exprimer une action qui impressionne ou émerveille fortement quelqu'un.

A verb used to express the act of impressing or astonishing someone greatly.

  1. Impress greatlyB2informal

    To cause someone to feel admiration or excitement; to impress someone very much.

    frÉmerveiller, impressionner fortement

    • The singer wowed the audience with her powerful voice.
    • His presentation wowed the entire board of directors.
    • The new product design wowed customers at the launch event.

    Synonymesamazeastonishastoundawebedazzledazzledumbfoundflabbergastoverwhelmstun

Formes
  • wowed past participle
  • wowed past simple
  • wowing present participle
  • wows third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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