Wondered Meaning in English
word · lemma: wonder
/ˈwəndɝd/
WUN-durd
/wˈʌndəd/
WUN-duhd
释义
Past form of 'wonder'. It means thought about something because you wanted to know the answer, or felt curiosity or slight uncertainty about it.
用法与细微差别
Often followed by 'if', 'whether', 'why', 'what', 'who', or 'how': 'I wondered if...', 'She wondered why...'. It is common for quiet curiosity, polite indirect questions, and personal thoughts. Don't confuse it with 'wandered', which means moved around without a clear direction.
Spanish: se preguntó - se preguntabanPortuguese (BR): se perguntou - ficou pensandoPortuguese (PT): perguntou-se - ficou a pensarChinese (Simplified): 想知道 - 琢磨Chinese (Traditional): 想知道 - 琢磨Hindi: सोचा - जानना चाहाArabic: تساءل - راح يفكرBengali: ভাবলাম - কৌতূহল হলোRussian: задавался вопросом - интересовался - размышлялJapanese: 不思議に思った - 疑問に思ったVietnamese: tự hỏi - băn khoănKorean: 궁금해했다 - 의아해했다Turkish: merak etti - düşündüUrdu: حیران ہوا - سوچاIndonesian: bertanya-tanya - berpikir
例句
I wondered where my keys were.
basic
She wondered if he was okay.
basic
We wondered why the store was closed.
basic
I wondered whether it was a good idea to call so late.
natural
For a second, I wondered if I'd missed the meeting.
natural
They wondered how she knew so much about the case.
natural