| 释义 |
staggered adjectiveverbs | adverb | preposition verbs➤be, look大吃一惊；看上去非常吃惊adverb➤absolutely, quite着实大吃一惊preposition➤at因⋯震惊◆i was staggered at her rudeness.我对她的粗鲁感到震惊。➤by因⋯感到震惊◆he looked staggered by the news.他看上去被这消息惊呆了。staggered/ˈstægəd ||; ˈstægɚd/adj1. (informal 非正式) very surprised 诧异的；吃惊的: ◇i was absolutely staggered when i heard the news. 听到那个消息，我十分诧异。 2. (used about a set of times, payments, etc) arranged so that they do not all happen at the same time （指时间、付款等）错开的: ◇staggered working hours (= when people start and finish work at different times) 错开的上班时间 stag·gered /`stægəd; ˈstæɡəd/adj [not before noun 不用于名词前]very shocked or surprised 非常震惊［惊讶］的:◇i was staggered by the size of the phone bill. 这巨额的电话费使我很吃惊。 |