surprised
美 [sɚ'praɪzd]
- adj. 感到惊讶的，出人意料的
- v. 使惊奇（surprise的过去分词形式）
- surprised (adj.)
- 1610s, "attacked unexpectedly," past participle adjective from surprise (v.). Meaning "excited by something unexpected" is from 1882.
- 1. He was surprised they had married — they had seemed so different.
- 他俩居然结婚了——这让他非常惊讶，因为他们实在是太不一样了。
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- 2. The duke was surprised by his wife's omission from the guest list.
- 公爵对他的夫人未在获邀宾客之列感到意外。
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- 3. My voice surprised me; it was even and emotionless.
- 我的声音听起来心平气和、不露一丝感情，这让我自己颇感惊讶。
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- 4. He was surprised by the venomous tone of the anonymous calls.
- 那些匿名电话的恶毒语气很令他吃惊。
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- 5. She was surprised at the urgency in his voice.
- 他语调中透着急迫，这让她很吃惊。
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