amazed
adjective
uk/əˈmeɪzd/us/əˈmeɪzd/B1
extremelysurprised:
十分惊奇的，惊愕的She was amazedathowcalmshefeltafter theaccident.事故发生后她是如此镇定，这让她自己都觉得惊奇。
I wasabsolutelyamazed when Iheardhe'd beenpromoted.听到他升职的消息，我都不敢相信自己的耳朵。
[+ to infinitive]Mr Graham was amazedtofind46ancientgoldcoinsinside thepot.格雷厄姆先生惊奇地发现罐子里有46枚古代金币。
I was amazedtohearthat Chris hadwonfirstprize.听到克里斯得了第一名我很诧异。
We were amazedtodiscoverthat we'd been atschooltogether.我们惊奇地发现原来我们曾经是同学。
[+ (that)]I'm amazed(that)she didn'tcomplain.她没有抱怨，这让我很诧异。
Synonyms
astonished
astounded
stunned
- I was amazed at thedepthof herknowledge.
- He was amazed that areputablefirmwouldstooptosellingthenamesoftheirclientsto othercompanies.
- I was amazed at thesizeoftheirgarden.
- We were amazed by what she told us.
- He's alwaysseemedveryself-controlled, so I was amazed by hissuddenoutburstin theoffice.
Surprised
- aback
- agape
- aghast
- appalled
- astonished
- ghost
- gobsmacked
- goggle-eyed
- headlight
- horror
- horror of horrorsidiom
- jaw
- jump/leap out ofyourskinidiom
- open-mouthed
- palpitation
- pearl-clutching
- round-eyed
- shocked
- someone'sjaw drops (open)idiom
- stalk