miracle
[5mirEkl]
n.
奇迹, 奇事
miracle
mir.a.cle
AHD:[m¹r“…-k…l]
D.J.[6m!r*k*l]
K.K.[6m!r*k*l]
n.（名词）
An event that appears inexplicable by the laws of nature and so is held to be supernatural in origin or an act of God:
圣迹，奇迹：一个自然法则看来不能解释的事件，因而常被认为来自超自然或上帝所为：
“Miracles are spontaneous, they cannot be summoned, but come of themselves”(Katherine Anne Porter)
“奇迹是自然而生的，它们不是被召唤而来而是自己到来”(凯瑟琳·安妮·波特)
One that excites admiring awe.See Synonyms at wonder
令人惊奇的人或事：能激发敬慕的人或事参见 wonder
A miracle play.
圣迹剧
Middle English
中古英语
from Old French
源自 古法语
from Latin mº³culum}
源自 拉丁语 mº³culum}
from mº³rº} [to wonder at]
源自 mº³rº} [惊叹于]
from mºs [wonderful] * see smei-
源自 mºs [令人惊叹的] *参见 smei-
miracle
[5mirEkl]
n.
奇迹; 奇事, 奇人
奇迹剧
a miracle of architecture
建筑上的奇迹
miracle fruit
奇迹果(一种核浆果, 食后可使接着吃的东西, 带甜味)
miracle play
(中世纪基督教)奇迹剧
The car ran over the child, but by a miracle, he was unhurt.
汽车压着了这个小孩, 但他却没有受伤, 真是奇迹。
by a miracle
依靠奇迹; 奇迹般地
to a miracle
好得不可思议地, 绝妙地, 完完全全地
work miracle
创造奇迹
miracle
mir.a.cle
AHD:[m¹r“…-k…l]
D.J.[6m!r*k*l]
K.K.[6m!r*k*l]
n.
An event that appears inexplicable by the laws of nature and so is held to be supernatural in origin or an act of God:
“Miracles are spontaneous, they cannot be summoned, but come of themselves”(Katherine Anne Porter)
One that excites admiring awe.See Synonyms at wonder
A miracle play.
Middle English
from Old French
from Latin mº³culum}
from mº³rº} [to wonder at]
from mºs [wonderful] * see smei-
miracle
(来自拉丁语 miraculum 奇事<mirari 奇怪<mirus 奇异的)
参考资料：金山词霸2007