astound with

astound (one) with (something)

To amaze one with something. I didn't know she was such a talented singer—she astounded us with her voice. You astounded the committee with your thorough, incisive analysis.

astound someone with something

to shock or amaze someone with something. She astounded us with her skill. He astounded himself with his sudden burst of strength.

See also: astound

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

See also:

astound
astound (one) with (something)
a mystery to (one)
appear to
(lone) voice in the wilderness
a voice in the wilderness
able to do
able to do it
a change of heart
(one) can whistle for it

References in periodicals archive

Reese Witherspoon bared her soul and body to portray Cheryl Strayed in "Wild." Julianne Moore continued to astound with a raw turn as a professor suffering from Alzheimer's in "Still Alice." And the ladies of "Birdman"--Emma Stone, Andrea Riseborough, Amy Ryan and Naomi Watts--create characters who could each warrant their own movie.

A noble cause: few crafts are more misunderstood than acting, but when done right it's a transcendent experience

Just as alchemists and metallurgists confound and astound with science, Montana's Volumen confound and astound with sonics.

Notes: from the underground

词组	astound with
释义	astound with astound (one) with (something) To amaze one with something. I didn't know she was such a talented singer—she astounded us with her voice. You astounded the committee with your thorough, incisive analysis. See also: astound Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. astound someone with something to shock or amaze someone with something. She astounded us with her skill. He astounded himself with his sudden burst of strength. See also: astound McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: astound astound (one) with (something) a mystery to (one) appear to (lone) voice in the wilderness a voice in the wilderness able to do able to do it a change of heart (one) can whistle for it References in periodicals archive Reese Witherspoon bared her soul and body to portray Cheryl Strayed in "Wild." Julianne Moore continued to astound with a raw turn as a professor suffering from Alzheimer's in "Still Alice." And the ladies of "Birdman"--Emma Stone, Andrea Riseborough, Amy Ryan and Naomi Watts--create characters who could each warrant their own movie. A noble cause: few crafts are more misunderstood than acting, but when done right it's a transcendent experience Just as alchemists and metallurgists confound and astound with science, Montana's Volumen confound and astound with sonics. Notes: from the underground
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