03.02.2012
00:10
mind-boggling
Einstein otworzył szeroko wrota prawdziwej podróży w kosmos, dając do ręki współczesny kompas, a nawet procedury kreślenia mapy Wszechświata. / Fot. Shutterstock
adj Przymiotnik (adjective)
Użycie w kontekście
1. To think that a country could be so mismanaged by its political leaders is mind-boggling.
Źródło: belfasttelegraph.co.uk: Mistakes are mind-boggling
2. "Mind-boggling! Science creates computer that can decode your thoughts and put them into words,” the Daily Mail's headline exclaimed today, while The Daily Telegraph heralded an era in which a "mind-reading device could become a reality”.
Źródło: nhs.uk: Secrets of the inner voice unlocked
