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Перевод: astounding

[прилагательное]
поразительный; удивительный

Тезаурус:

1. Despite their astounding obedience at the start of their story, they belong to the old order, and betray its features: deceit, fear, including fear of God, selfishness, thoughtlessness, recklessness, cruelty and shocking disbelief.
2. Sobchak claims the results are sometimes astounding.
3. Whatever the arguments about the verdict, which Leonard took, his speed and fitness were astounding.
4. We had the Astounding Reg Atkins who can juggle 12 empty bottles and then toss them accurately into a bottle bank from a distance of 30 feet so that the green, brown and clear bottles go into the correct holes.
5. He trained eighty-four winners that season (including Silver Buck in the King George VI Chase at Kempton Park), and the following season was champion trainer for the first time (with the same number of winners and a strike rate of winners to runners of an astounding 44.9 per cent).
6. The view was doubly breath-taking firstly because we were now at 13,000ft (4000m) and, after a long morning's walk were beginning to feel the effects of the thin air; and secondly because the vista before us was absolutely astounding.
7. "Battling Barry Neal won an astounding legal victory yesterday - giving viewers the right to watch Sky TV without a telly licence "
8. But his ability to capture, in four little sketches in the margin, the way a flying squirrel prepares to leap from a tree, is astounding.
9. Most astounding are their faces, and their eyes.
10. Far more astounding, the plan for the republic to switch to full economic self-management on 1 January 1990 was approved by the full Supreme Soviet in Moscow on 27 July.
11. A great detective might have considered this an astounding coincidence were it not for the fact that the hostelry was the only place in the whole of King's Magnum Parva where a lady or a gentleman might obtain a meal.
12. Crisp was putting in an astounding performance.
13. He even wears checked trousers and a natty sports jacket, as he describes to his son Art how, in 1944, he survived 10 months in Auschwitz, dodging from one hair's-breadth escape to the next, outwitting his enemies by the skin of his teeth, emerging miraculously intact at the end of each cliff-hanging episode of this astounding strip cartoon.