behold
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Behold is a literary/archaic verb meaning to see or observe, often with wonder. Also interjection: 'Behold!' (Look!). 'Lo and behold' is common idiom meaning 'surprisingly.' Biblical usage: 'Behold the Lamb of God.' Past tense: beheld. Dramatic, formal effect. Modern: 'see,' 'look at.'
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Lo, behold the majestic splendor of Gothic architecture reaching heavenward, embodying spiritual aspirations and divine transcendence magnificently.
見よ、天に向かって伸びるゴシック建築の荘厳な壮麗さを、精神的熱望と神聖な超越を壮大に体現している。
Behold, the manuscript's exquisite calligraphy demonstrates aesthetic refinement and scribal expertise cultivated through monastic devotional discipline.
見よ、写本の絶妙な書道が、修道院の献身的規律を通じて培われた美的洗練と写字の専門知識を示している。
Pronunciation data from ipa-dict (MIT License) based on cmudict-ipa by @lingz