awed

UK
/ɔːd/
US
/ɔd/
awedverb
awed
Past Simple
awed
Past Participle
UK
/ɔːd/
US
/ɑd/
Used as the simple past tense and past participle of the verb 'awe'.
Definitions
Simple past tense and past participle of awe.
The breathtaking vista awed the hikers.
awedadjective
more awed
Comp.
most awed
Super.
UK
/ɔːd/
US
/ɔd/
Translations
The awed audience watched the magician perform his tricks.
Восхищённая публика наблюдала, как фокусник выполняет свои трюки.
She had an awed expression on her face as she looked at the painting.
У неё было поражённое выражение лица, когда она смотрела на картину.
Additional translations
Definitions
Filled with or expressing an overwhelming feeling of reverence, admiration, or fear.
The awed spectators watched the fireworks display in silence.
aweverb

awed

Past Simple

awed
Past Simple
awed
Past Participle
awing
Gerund
UK
/ɔː/
US
/ɑː/
Translations
внушать благоговение
The majestic mountains awe everyone who visits them.
Величественные горы внушают благоговение всем, кто их посещает.
The artist's work continues to awe audiences around the world.
Работы художника продолжают восхищать зрителей по всему миру.
Definitions
To inspire with a feeling of reverential respect mixed with fear or wonder.
The majestic view of the mountains awed the tourists.
awenoun
Definitions
A feeling of reverential respect mixed with fear or wonder.
The sight of the Grand Canyon filled her with awe.
A state of amazement or admiration, often with a sense of being overwhelmed.
The children watched in awe as the magician performed his tricks.