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Meanings of marvel in English
Portuguese
admirar-se An American publisher of comic books and related media, now part of The Walt Disney Company.
Usage of marvel in English
1
The Monarch II was certainly a marvel in its construction and scope.
2
It was a marvel how much happened in such a short time.
3
All minor interests were lost in the marvel of the present situation.
4
You can't help but marvel at the exquisite design, it's simply breathtaking.
5
The crowd halted, and stared round in superstitious terror and dumb marvel.
6
I often still marvel at myself, changing the gears with one hand.
7
The greatest marvel in creation, the human mind, was exploring the unknown.
8
The first and perhaps the greatest marvel of London is the commissariat.
9
By some marvel of aim, that soldier must have hit the German.
10
This Italianate marvel by the sea was designed by 20th-century architect Sir.
11
A marvel; Martin had not known William could dance, much less Ariel.
12
I have suffered too; therefore it is no marvel we are friends.
13
Then your story is a marvel; I do not- Icannotunderstand it.
14
And when White and Benham reached the Power House the marvel grew.
15
But that seemingly unremarkable object is actually a marvel of modern manufacturing.
16
It was awe inspiring, it was the scientific marvel of the age.
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Marvel across language varieties
United Kingdom
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Ireland
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United States of America
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