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View usage for: (mɪrəkəl) Word forms: plural miracles1. countable nounIf you say that a good event is a miracle, you mean that it is very surprising and unexpected. It is a miracle no one was killed. The Italian economic miracle has always been a mystery. Synonyms: wonder, phenomenon, sensation, marvel More Synonyms of miracle 2. adjective [ADJECTIVE noun]A miracle drug or product does something that was thought almost impossible. [journalism] ...a miracle drug that is said to be a cure for Aids and cancer. 3. countable nounA miracle is a wonderful and surprising event that is believed to be caused by God. ...the miracle of the Virgin Birth. ...Jesus's ability to perform miracles. Synonyms: supernatural phenomenon, mystery, prodigy, thaumaturgy More Synonyms of miracle miracle in British English (ˈmɪrəkəl) noun1. an event that is contrary to the established laws of nature and attributed to a supernatural cause 2. any amazing or wonderful event 3. a person or thing that is a marvellous example of something the bridge was a miracle of engineering 4. short for miracle play 5. (modifier) being or seeming a miracle a miracle cure Word origin C12: from Latin mīrāculum, from mīrārī to wonder at miracle in American English (ˈmɪrəkəl) noun1. an event or action that apparently contradicts known scientific laws and is hence thought to be due to supernatural causes, esp. to an act of God 2. a remarkable event or thing; marvel 3. a wonderful example a miracle of tact Word origin OFr < L miraculum, a strange thing, in LL(Ec), miracle < mirari, to wonder at < mirus, wonderful < IE base * (s)mei-, to smile COBUILD Collocationsmiracle absolute miracle economic miracle minor miracle Examples of 'miracle' in a sentencemiracle No such miracle cure exists.Exercise is the miracle cure.It offers more hope, but those with loved ones who have undergone the treatment say it is not a miracle cure.Exercise, it seems, is the miracle cure.A minor miracle has begun.Yet palm oil is something of a miracle product.The fact is that humans really can perform miracles of conservation.So are these drugs a miracle cure?Police said it was a miracle that no one else died.THERE'S no such thing as a miracle diet.None of the nations enjoying economic miracles is without problems.You will find no claims for miracle cures in this book.We would have still needed a minor miracle to get through.Are testosterone replacement drugs a miracle cure or a racket?It is a miracle no one was killed.Foreign policy has been slow to catch up with the economic miracle.Yet this did not harm his reputation as a worker of wonders and of miracle cures.There are such things as miracles.This year's winner had a more hometown miracle to perform.It can't perform miracles but might help him feel more optimistic.Just as she had given up hope, the miracle of nature and the wonders of science fulfilled her dream.This is a miracle product.Wisdom comes with acceptance of, and belief in, mystery and miracles as well as scientific facts. QuotationsExcept ye see signs and wonders, ye will not believe Bible: St. John The age of miracles is past In other languagesmiracle British English: miracle / ˈmɪrəkl/ NOUN If you say that an event or invention is a miracle, you mean that it is very surprising and fortunate. It is a miracle that he survived the accident. - American English: miracle
- Arabic: مُعْجِزَةٌ
- Brazilian Portuguese: milagre
- Chinese: 奇迹
- Croatian: čudo
- Czech: zázrak
- Danish: mirakel
- Dutch: mirakel
- European Spanish: milagro
- Finnish: ihme
- French: miracle
- German: Wunder
- Greek: θαύμα
- Italian: miracolo
- Japanese: 奇跡
- Korean: 기적
- Norwegian: mirakel
- Polish: cud
- European Portuguese: milagre
- Romanian: miracol
- Russian: чудо
- Latin American Spanish: milagro
- Swedish: mirakel
- Thai: เรื่องมหัศจรรย์
- Turkish: mucize
- Ukrainian: диво
- Vietnamese: điều kỳ diệu
British English: miracle ADJECTIVE A miracle drug or product does something that was thought almost impossible. ...the miracle drugs that keep his 94-year-old mother healthy. - American English: miracle
- Brazilian Portuguese: miraculoso
- Chinese: 神奇的
- European Spanish: milagroso
- French: miracle
- German: Wunder-
- Italian: miracoloso
- Japanese: 驚異的な
- Korean: 기적과 같은
- European Portuguese: miraculoso
- Latin American Spanish: milagroso
Chinese translation of 'miracle' n (c) - (Rel)
圣(聖)迹(蹟) (shèngjì) (处, chù) - (= marvel)
奇迹(蹟) (qíjì) (个(個), gè)
cpd - [cure, drug]
特效 (tèxiào) it's a miracle (that) ... ... 真是个(個)奇迹(蹟) ( ... zhēn shì gè qíjì)
Definition a marvellous example of something It's a miracle no one was killed. Synonyms sensation amazing achievement astonishing feat Definition an event contrary to the laws of nature and attributed to a supernatural cause Jesus's ability to perform miracles Synonyms supernatural phenomenon mystery thaumaturgy QuotationExcept ye see signs and wonders, ye will not believe [Bible: St. John]proverbThe age of miracles is pastAdditional synonymsDefinition something that causes wonder A new technological marvel was invented there – the electron microscope. Synonyms wonder, phenomenon, miracle, portentDefinition any remarkable occurrence or person The Loch Ness monster is not the only bizarre phenomenon that bookmakers take bets on. Synonyms wonder, sensation, spectacle, sight, exception, miracle, marvel, prodigy, rarity, nonpareil, black swan Definition anything that is a cause of wonder people performing prodigies of superhuman endurance Synonyms wonder, phenomenon, miracle, sensation, marvel, one in a million, rare bird (informal) |