Behold is a verb meaning to look at something, to see it with your eyes — often something striking, or something you are meant to stop and notice. It is an old, high-sounding word.

Behold is a verb meaning to look at something behold 是動詞，意思是看著某樣東西, to see it with your eyes用眼睛看見它 — often something striking通常是某個很引人注目的東西, or something you are meant to stop and notice或是你應該要停下來注意的東西. It is an old, high-sounding word這是個古老、聽起來很莊重的字

You find it in the Bible (Behold, I bring you good news) and in old stories.

You find it in the Bible你會在聖經裡看到它（Behold, I bring you good news像「Behold, I bring you good news」）and in old stories還有在老故事裡

Today people mostly use it for a joke or a bit of theatre: a cook lifts the lid and says Behold! People also say lo and behold when something surprising turns up, as if they were telling a tale. You would not say I beheld the bus on a normal day; you would just say you saw it. There is also a cry Behold! used like a pointing finger: look at this.

Today people mostly use it for a joke or a bit of theatre現在人們大多拿它來開玩笑或營造一點戲劇效果: a cook lifts the lid and says Behold!就像廚師掀開鍋蓋說一聲「Behold!」. People also say lo and behold人們也會說「lo and behold」 when something surprising turns up當有出乎意料的事情出現時, as if they were telling a tale彷彿他們在說故事一樣. You would not say I beheld the bus on a normal day平常你不會說「I beheld the bus」; you would just say you saw it你只會說你看到了它. There is also a cry Behold!還有一種喊法「Behold!」 used like a pointing finger像用手指著東西一樣: look at this意思是「看這個」