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marvelous

/ˈmɑːr.vəl.əs/

Tradução: Usado no inglês americano para descrever algo extremamente bom ou maravilhoso.

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adjective

/ˈmɑːr.vəl.əs/B1formalamerican
  • ptUsado no inglês americano para descrever algo extremamente bom ou maravilhoso.

Used in American English to describe something that is extremely good or wonderful.

  1. Extraordinarily goodB1informal

    Remarkably excellent or impressive.

    ptMaravilhoso

    • We had a marvelous time at the beach.
    • She gave a marvelous performance on stage.
    • The dinner was absolutely marvelous.

    Sinônimosamazingastonishingastoundingexcellentextraordinarymagnificentremarkablesplendidsuperbwonderful

    Antônimosatrociousawfuldreadfulhorribleinferiormediocrepoorterrible

  2. Too improbable to believeB2informal

    So surprising or unlikely that it seems almost unbelievable.

    ptInacreditável

    • He told a marvelous story about his adventures.
    • It’s marvelous that they finished the race despite the injury.
    • The plot twist was so marvelous, no one saw it coming.

    Sinônimosabsurdfantasticimplausibleimprobableinconceivableincrediblepreposterousunbelievable

    Antônimosbelievablecredibleordinaryplausibleunremarkable

  3. MiraculousB2formal

    Having the character of a miracle; causing wonder or awe.

    ptMilagroso

    • The recovery of the patient was simply marvelous.
    • They considered the rescue a marvelous act of fate.
    • The ancient temple was built by marvelous means.

    Sinônimosamazingastonishingastoundingawe-inspiringextraordinarymiraculousphenomenalprodigiouswondrous

    Antônimoscommonplacemundaneordinaryunremarkable

Formas
  • more marvelous comparative form
  • most marvelous superlative form
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