marvellous
maravilhoso
definition
adjective
marvelous technological toys
causing great wonder; extraordinary.
translation of 'marvellous'
adjective
admirável,
maravilhoso
example
She has done a 'marvellous' job for 50 years and given her life to the country.
She proved to be a 'marvellous' skip and showed what wonderful determination she possesses.
Now we have a swimming pool, a 'marvellous' garden and a splendid folly.
There are some 'marvellous' fantasy sequences, which help to explain how he may have seen himself.
David said the volunteers had done a 'marvellous' job and he was pleased to give them a boost when their energy levels ran low.
He is currently in good form and his positive attitude is a 'marvellous' help to this noble son of Ulster.
He did a 'marvellous' job and risked his own life to help a neighbour.
Many groups and organisations got involved and they all did a 'marvellous' job.
The costumes were completely 'marvellous' and the sets were to die for in their gorgeousness.
To their credit they have done a 'marvellous' job and it has more than justified its cost.
We are doing a 'marvellous' job of bringing through young players and the upturn in fortunes is just around the corner.
We went up in one of those and it was tremendous, a 'marvellous' little airship.
You do though, after a while, start to wonder exactly where this 'marvellous' country is.
They are a dedicated team who do a 'marvellous' job and deserve all the help and support they can get.
The exhibition is a 'marvellous' place, full of noise, wonder, props and children.
He was invoking the 'marvelousness' of uncoordinated knowledge as a counterpoint to the socialists of his day who argued for the superiority of centralized, state-run, top-down coordination.
So the crews, I think, did a 'marvelous' job in coordination with the flight attendants.
The group and their volunteer helpers are doing a 'marvelous' job but are limited by lack of funds for materials.
Gone are interesting characters like the greedy and treacherous aide, and that 'marvelous' biplane.
The castles and estate homes have always been such a 'marvelous' experience to view and hear historical facts to accompany the narrative.
The waffles are 'marvelously' yeasty and chewy on the inside - sweetly crisp on the outside.
But meanwhile, with 'marvelous' artistry, he skillfully carved a snowy ivory statue.
There were bright flowers, and 'marvelous' forests, and the scents were wonderful.
The concept is 'marvelously' simple, but is still an engineering challenge.
However her family, nurses, and the psychologists helped her through that period, and she recovered 'marvelously' .
Regardless, it's a 'marvelous' book with amazing ideas and beautiful photographs.
This is a 'marvelous' opportunity to save this majestic yet misunderstood bird from extinction in Namibia.
At the time of their opening, the towers were praised as technologically 'marvelous' but aesthetically soulless.
We will miss her wonderful worlds and the 'marvelous' characters she created to inhabit them.
It features what he calls his ‘illusions,’ sleights-of-eye-and-mind that stagger around the lines between post-modernism, nostalgia, film references, and sheer aesthetic 'marvelousness' .
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