Traduções para „wonders“ no dicionário Inglês » Português

I . wonder [ˈwʌndər, Brit -əʳ] VERBO trans

wonder

perguntar-se

wonder

querer saber

I wonder why he said that

queria saber porque ele disse aquilo

II . wonder [ˈwʌndər, Brit -əʳ] VERBO intr

to wonder about sth

refletir sobre a. c.

to wonder about sth

cogitar em a. c.

to wonder at sth

surpreender-se com a. c.

III . wonder [ˈwʌndər, Brit -əʳ] SUBST

1. wonder (marvel):

wonder

maravilha f

it's a wonder (that) ...

é um milagre que ... +subj

no wonder (that) ...

não é de admirar que ... +subj

to do wonders

fazer maravilhas

2. wonder sem pl (feeling):

wonder

admiração f

in wonder

maravilhado(-a)

Exemplos de frases com wonders

to do wonders

fazer maravilhas

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

inglês

I have devoted years of study to this matter and have evolved means, making such and greater wonders easily realizable.

en.wikipedia.org

Now they have a bridge joining a dual carriage way, one wonders why it was dualled to start with?

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Sale wonders if there's more than just aging equipment bringing an end to figure-skating at the club.

edmonton.ctvnews.ca

There will be in all places extraordinary wonders, because the true faith is dying out and because false light enlightens the world.

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The folly, stupidity, indifference, ignorance, apathy, deceitfulness, dishonesty, cruelty of mankind are so broadly in evidence in the world that one wonders how anyone could be surprised by them.

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It'll take more than a sticking plaster but time, commitment, grace and hard work can make wonders happen.

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He did wonders as a striker in his first training session and was quickly invited to join the squad.

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She then wonders what name the kitten should wear.

en.wikipedia.org

That was until a quick scout through the wonders of internet search engine, google, threw up some eye-opening insights.

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An outside mount shade works wonders to control light, especially if it's black-out lined.

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