Astonishment のハンガリー語での意味

meglepetés

例:

To his astonishment, he won the lottery.

Meglepetésére megnyerte a lottót.

Her astonishment was evident when she saw the surprise party.

Meglepetése nyilvánvaló volt, amikor meglátta a meglepetés bulit.

使用法: informalコンテクスト: Used in everyday conversations to express surprise or unexpected reactions.

注記: This meaning is commonly used in both spoken and written Hungarian to convey a sense of surprise.

bámulat

例:

The audience watched in astonishment as the magician performed.

A közönség bámulatban nézte a bűvészt, amint előadott.

She gazed at the artwork in astonishment.

Bámulatban nézett a műalkotásra.

使用法: formalコンテクスト: Often used in literary or artistic contexts to describe a sense of awe or admiration.

注記: This meaning conveys a deeper sense of admiration or wonder, often associated with beauty or skill.

csodálkozás

例:

His expression of astonishment showed how much he cared.

A csodálkozása kifejezte, mennyire fontos neki.

There was a look of astonishment on her face.

Az arcán csodálkozás tükröződött.

使用法: formal/informalコンテクスト: Can be used in both casual and formal settings to express a feeling of surprise or disbelief.

注記: This term can imply a sense of reflection on unexpected events or situations.

amazement

Amazement refers to a feeling of great surprise or wonder.

例: She stared at the magician in amazement as he pulled a rabbit out of his hat.

注記: Amazement is similar to astonishment but may convey a sense of wonder or admiration.

surprise

Surprise is the feeling caused by something unexpected or astonishing.

例: The sudden appearance of her long-lost friend filled her with surprise.

注記: Surprise can be a sudden feeling of astonishment or shock.

awe

Awe is a feeling of reverential respect mixed with fear or wonder.

例: The grandeur of the mountains left them in awe.

注記: Awe is a deeper sense of admiration or fear compared to astonishment.

shock

Shock is a sudden upsetting or surprising event or experience.

例: The news of his sudden resignation came as a shock to everyone.

注記: Shock often implies a strong emotional reaction to something unexpected.

bewilderment

Bewilderment is a feeling of being perplexed or confused.

例: The complex instructions left the students in a state of bewilderment.

注記: Bewilderment suggests a state of confusion or disorientation rather than just surprise.

In awe

To be in awe means to be filled with a feeling of admiration, respect, and wonder.

例: The audience was in awe of the magician's tricks.

注記: While 'astonishment' is a state of being surprised or amazed, 'in awe' emphasizes a deep sense of admiration or respect.

Mouth agape

Having one's mouth agape means to be shocked or surprised to the point of having your mouth wide open.

例: He stood there with his mouth agape when he saw the unexpected sight.

注記: This phrase vividly describes the physical reaction of being speechless due to astonishment.

Taken aback

To be taken aback means to be startled or surprised by someone's words or actions.

例: I was taken aback by her sudden outburst during the meeting.

注記: While 'astonishment' is a general feeling of surprise, 'taken aback' specifically implies being caught off guard or unprepared.

Blown away

To be blown away means to be extremely impressed or amazed by something.

例: The special effects in the movie blew me away.

注記: This phrase conveys a strong sense of being overwhelmed or deeply affected by astonishment.

Speechless

To be speechless means to be unable to speak due to being extremely surprised or shocked.

例: She was speechless when she heard the news of her promotion.

注記: While 'astonishment' is a feeling, 'speechless' describes the inability to articulate a response due to intense surprise.

Eyes wide open

Having one's eyes wide open indicates being surprised, amazed, or shocked.

例: Her eyes were wide open with astonishment when she saw the surprise party.

注記: This phrase highlights the visual aspect of astonishment, focusing on the widened eyes as a physical expression of surprise.

Bowled over

To be bowled over means to be greatly surprised or overwhelmed by someone's actions or words.

例: I was completely bowled over by his generosity.

注記: This phrase suggests being figuratively knocked down or overcome by astonishment.

Freaked out

To be extremely surprised or shocked by something unexpected.

例: I was freaked out when I saw the magician make the Statue of Liberty disappear.

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Mind-blown

Feeling extreme surprise or astonishment to the point of being overwhelmed.

例: His explanation of quantum physics left me totally mind-blown.

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Gobsmacked

To be so shocked that one is speechless or unable to react.

例: I was absolutely gobsmacked when I found out I had won the lottery.

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Shell-shocked

Feeling stunned and shocked after a surprising or traumatic event.

例: She was shell-shocked when she heard the news of the accident.

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Flabbergasted

To be astonished or amazed to the point of being unable to respond.

例: I was completely flabbergasted by his sudden resignation.

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Boggled

To be so amazed or astonished that one's mind is confused or overwhelmed.

例: His incredible magic trick boggled my mind.

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Stunned

To be shocked or astonished to the point of being temporarily unable to react.

例: The news of his death left us all stunned.

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Astonishment was written all over her face when she saw the surprise party.

Az ámulat az arcán volt, amikor meglátta a meglepetés partit.

He expressed his astonishment at the news of his promotion.

Kifejezte csodálkozását a promóció hírére.

The audience watched in astonishment as the magician made the rabbit disappear.

A közönség döbbenten nézte, ahogy a varázsló eltűntette a nyulat.

Astonishment - 名詞 (Noun) / 名詞、単数または質量 (Noun, singular or mass)

見出し語: astonishment

活用

名詞、複数 (Noun, plural): astonishment

名詞、単数または質量 (Noun, singular or mass): astonishment

音節、区切り、アクセント

astonishment 4 音節を含む: as • ton • ish • ment

音声表記: ə-ˈstä-nish-mənt

as ton ish ment , ə ˈstä nish mənt (赤い音節が強調されています)

単語の頻度と重要度指数は、特定の言語で単語がどのくらい頻繁に出現するかを示します。数字が小さいほど、単語が使用される頻度が高くなります。最も頻繁に使用される単語は通常1から4000の範囲です。

astonishment: ~ 2600 (非常に一般的).

この重要度指数は、言語学習の過程で最も役立つ単語に焦点を当てるのに役立ちます。

Astonishment