my word!

(upon) my word

An interjection expressing surprise, amazement, or incredulity. Upon my word, I cannot believe that my own wife would stoop to such depths of treachery! My word, Jenkins, this report is simply terrible. You're going to have to do better than that if you want to stay in this company.

(upon) my ˈword!

(old-fashioned) used to express surprise: My word! That was quick!

Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary

See also:

(upon) my word
my, my
my, (oh, my)
(oh) me, oh my
get out!
get out of here
Get out of here!
get outta here
oh really
bloody hell

References in classic literature

My word! His blood'd breed true for a thousand generations, and the cool head and the kindly brave heart of him."

Jerry of the Islands

词组	my word!
释义	my word! (upon) my word An interjection expressing surprise, amazement, or incredulity. Upon my word, I cannot believe that my own wife would stoop to such depths of treachery! My word, Jenkins, this report is simply terrible. You're going to have to do better than that if you want to stay in this company. See also: word Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. (upon) my ˈword! (old-fashioned) used to express surprise: My word! That was quick! Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: (upon) my word my, my my, (oh, my) (oh) me, oh my get out! get out of here Get out of here! get outta here oh really bloody hell References in classic literature My word! His blood'd breed true for a thousand generations, and the cool head and the kindly brave heart of him." Jerry of the Islands
随便看	come to a close come to a conclusion come to a dead end come to a full stop come to a grinding/screeching halt come to a halt come to a head come to a head, to come to an end come to an impasse come to an understanding come to an understanding with (one) come to an untimely end come to a parting of the ways come to a pretty pass come to assistance come to a standstill come to a sticky end come to a stop come to a/the conclusion come to attention come to blows come to blows about (something) come to blows, to come to feet