wow

UK
/waʊ/
US
/waʊ/

Translations

wowinterjection
UK
/waʊ/
US
/waʊ/
Synonyms
wowverb
wowed
Past Simple
wowed
Past Participle
wowing
Gerund
wow!noun

wow

wows
pl
succès sensationnelPour désigner quelque chose qui suscite l’admiration ou un grand enthousiasme.
The show was a wow with audiences across the country.
Le spectacle a été un succès sensationnel auprès du public dans tout le pays.
Additional translations
succès retentissantVariante plus générale pour un grand succès.
wow!verb

wow

wowed
Past Simple
wowed
Past Participle
wowing
Gerund
éblouirSens courant : impressionner fortement.
The new smartphone really wows the tech reviewers.
Le nouveau smartphone éblouit vraiment les critiques technologiques.
Additional translations
impressionnerPlus neutre que « éblouir ».
wow!adjective

wow

Used attributively to denote something impressive or exciting; comparative forms rarely, if ever, used.
impressionnantSens courant : qui provoque l’admiration.
The designer added some wow touches to the living room.
Le décorateur a ajouté des touches impressionnantes au salon.
Additional translations
épatantPlus familier et expressif.

Definitions

wowinterjection
Something that you say to show surprise, pleasure, excitement, admiration, etc.
Wow, I can't believe how beautiful this place is!
wownoun
a person or thing that is very successful, attractive, or pleasant
He's a real wow with the girls in his class.
wowverb
To impress or excite someone greatly.
The magician's performance wowed the audience.
wow!noun
Something that causes astonishment or admiration; a sensational success.
The show was a wow with audiences across the country.
wow!verb
To impress or excite greatly.
The new smartphone really wows the tech reviewers.
wow!adjective
Impressive or exciting, especially in a way that evokes admiration.
The designer added some wow touches to the living room.