Word Frequency
Translations for 'amaze'
- British English: amaze
If something amazes you, it surprises you very much.He amazed us with his knowledge of ancient history.əˈmeɪz VERB - Arabic: يُدْهِشُ
- Brazilian Portuguese: espantar
- Chinese: 使吃惊
- Croatian: zapanjiti
- Czech: ohromit ohromovat
- Danish: forbløffe
- Dutch: verbazen
- European Spanish: asombraradmirar
- Finnish: ällistyttää
- French: émerveiller
- German: erstaunen
- Greek: καταπλήσσω
- Italian: sbalordire
- Japanese: 驚かせる
- Korean: 놀라게 하다
- Norwegian: forbløffe
- Polish: zdumieć zdumiewać
- Portuguese: espantar
- Romanian: a uimi
- Russian: изумлять
- Spanish: asombrar
- Swedish: förbluffa
- Thai: ทำให้ประหลาดใจ
- Turkish: şaşırtmak
- Ukrainian: дивувати здивувати
- Vietnamese: làm kinh ngạc
Example Sentences Including 'amaze'
A man feels admired when his unique characteristics and talents happily amaze her.Mail and Guardian (2004)
Boasting the official European Tour licence and commentary by the BBC's Peter Alliss, its realism will amaze even the most avid golfer.Sun, News of the World (1999)
He was Mrs Marline's brother, which never ceased to amaze me.The Black Opal
It never ceased to amaze Ruiz just how terrified Dennison's men were of their employer.The Devil's Door
People who think every bomb will go exactly where it's intended amaze me.Sun, News of the World (2001)
Pickard Group spokesman Stephen Norris says the technology featured in the apartment will amaze potential buyers.The Advertiser, Sunday Mail (2004)
The circus's appreciation of its own art was a phenomenon which never ceased to amaze me.A Trip to the Light Fantastic
The idleness of some of the legal profession never ceases to amaze me.KICK BACK (2002)
Then the development of an organism from a single cell to a whole, complete and functioning organism will never cease to amaze.New Scientist (1999)
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