CEFR B1

amazed

Translation

驚いた / 感心した / びっくりした

Feeling great surprise or wonder, often mixed with admiration. It's a stronger feeling than just being 'surprised'.

The audience was amazed by the magician's disappearing act.
The audience was amazed by the magician's disappearing act.
She looked at the vast mountain range, completely amazed by its beauty.
She looked at the vast mountain range, completely amazed by its beauty.

カタカナ: アメイーズド

IPA: /əˈmeɪzd/

Feeling great surprise or wonder, often mixed with admiration. It's a stronger feeling than just being 'surprised'.

意味: 驚きや感嘆の念を強く抱いている状態。単に「surprised」であるよりも強い感情です。

The audience was amazed by the magician's disappearing act. — The audience was amazed by the magician's disappearing act.
She looked at the vast mountain range, completely amazed by its beauty. — She looked at the vast mountain range, completely amazed by its beauty.
I was truly amazed at how quickly he learned to play the guitar. — I was truly amazed at how quickly he learned to play the guitar.

Japanese translations of Amazed:

amazed at + [noun/gerund] (prepositional phrase): Surprised or impressed by something specific. — "Everyone was amazed at her resilience."
amazed by + [noun/gerund] (prepositional phrase): Filled with wonder or admiration due to something. — "The children were amazed by the magic show."
amazed to + [verb] (infinitive phrase): Expressing surprise about a particular event or discovery. — "I was amazed to see how much the city had changed."
completely/truly/utterly amazed (intensifier + adjective): To emphasize the degree of amazement. — "He was utterly amazed by the generosity of the donors."