surprised
adjective
uk/səˈpraɪzd/us/sɚˈpraɪzd/A2
feelingorshowingsurprisebecause something hashappenedthat you did notexpect:
意外的，惊讶的，诧异的We were very surprisedattheresult.这个结果让我们觉得很意外。
It's not like you tobehavelike this, Alice - I'm surprisedatyou(= Ifeeldisappointedwith you)!艾丽斯，这太不像你的所作所为了——你真让我感到意外！
I'm not surprised(that)he didn'tkeephispromise.果然不出我所料，他没有遵守他的诺言。
I'm surprisedtoseeyou here.我真没想到会在这里看到你。
I'vemanagedtofixyourcarfor now, butdon't besurprisedifitbreaksdown again(= itprobablywillstopworkingagain).眼下我算是把你的车修好了，但如果它再出什么毛病，你也别觉得惊讶。
Shelookedat him with a surprisedexpressionon herface.她满脸惊诧地看着他。
- I'm surprised toseeyouawake- tenminutesago you werefast/soundasleep.
- I'm not surprised heshoutedat you! How would you like to bepushedinto awall?
- We were surprised at thenews.
- I alwaysthoughtChris and Monique weremismatched, so I wasn't surprised when they gotdivorced.
- Jacqui waspleasantlysurprised to get a B forhistory.
Surprised
- aback
- agape
- aghast
- amazed
- appalled
- flabbergasted
- ghost
- gobsmacked
- goggle-eyed
- headlight
- horror
- horror of horrorsidiom
- jaw
- open-eyed
- open-mouthed
- palpitation
- pearl-clutching
- round-eyed
- someone'sjaw drops (open)idiom
- stalk