单词 | surprising |
释义 | surprising adjectiveverbs | adverb verbs➤be, seem令人吃惊;好像令人吃惊▸➤make sth使⋯令人吃惊▸➤find sth发觉⋯出人意料adverb➤extremely, fairly, very, etc.极其/相当/非常令人吃惊▸➤a little, slightly, etc.有点儿/略有些令人吃惊▸➤hardly, not altogether, not at all, not entirely, not really, not totally, scarcely不怎么令人吃惊;不太令人吃惊;一点儿也不令人吃惊;不足为奇◆it is hardly surprising that these stories continue to circulate.这些谣言仍在流传,不足为奇。 surprising adjective ➡ see also the entry for amazing另见 amazing 条surprising ♦︎ unexpected ♦︎ unpredictable ♦︎ extraordinary ♦︎ unforeseen ♦︎ unforeseeablethese words all describe things that surprise you because you did not expect them.这些词均表示令人吃惊的、出乎意料的。patterns and collocations 句型和搭配◆surprising / unexpected / unpredictable / extraordinary / unforeseen events◆surprising / unexpected / unpredictable / extraordinary / unforeseen effects / changes◆surprising / unexpected / unpredictable / extraordinary results◆a surprising / an unexpected / an extraordinary / an unforeseen development◆unexpected / unpredictable / extraordinary / unforeseen demand / problems◆unexpected / extraordinary / unforeseen / unforeseeable circumstances◆quite surprising / unexpected / unpredictable / extraordinary / unforeseen◆totally unexpected / unpredictable / unforeseen◆very / rather surprising / unexpected / unpredictable / extraordinary■ surprising causing surprise令人吃惊的;使人惊奇的;出人意料的;奇怪的◆it is not surprising (that) they lost.他们吃败仗并不奇怪。◆it is surprising how quickly rumours spread.谣言传播得如此之快,真令人吃惊。◆it's surprising what people will do for money.人为了钱什么都肯干,想想真令人愕然。◆the surprising thing is how little it costs.出人意料的是它只花很少钱。◆i find that rather surprising.我觉得这事很出人意料。◆quite a surprising number of people turned up.到场的人出奇地多。ⓘ surprising is by far the most frequent and most general of these words and can describe any fact or event that causes surprise. * surprising 在本组词中最常用,含义最广,可以描述任何令人吃惊的事实或事件。 opp unsurprising → predictable 1 ▸ surprisingly adverb◆the event was surprisingly popular.这项活动出奇地受欢迎。◆not surprisingly, the request was refused.毫不奇怪地,那个要求被拒绝了。■ unexpected not expected and therefore surprising出乎意料的;始料不及的◆we had an unexpected visitor this morning.今天上午我们来了一位意外的访客。◆although not unexpected, his death had still come as a shock.虽然有心理准备,但他的死讯还是让大家感到震惊。◆the following day something quite unexpected happened.第二天发生了一件非常意外的事。ⓘ unexpected can describe either an event that you did not expect to happen, or a person, when they do sth that you did not expect them to do. * unexpected 可描述让人始料不及的事件,或做了出乎意料之事的人。▸ the unexpected noun [singular] ◆police officers must be prepared for the unexpected.警察必须随时准备应付突发事件。▸ unexpectedly adverb◆the plane was unexpectedly delayed.飞机意外地延误了。◆they encountered an unexpectedly high level of demand.他们遇到了预料之外的大量需求。■ unpredictable that cannot be predicted because it changes a lot or depends on too many different things无法预言的;不可预测的;难以预料的◆the result is entirely unpredictable.结果是完全无法预料的。◆the unpredictable weather in the mountains can make climbing extremely hazardous.山里那变幻莫测的天气可以使登山变得异常危险。opp predictable → predictable 1 ■ extraordinary unexpected, surprising or strange意想不到的;令人惊奇的;奇怪的◆it's extraordinary that he managed to sleep through the party.真想不到他竟然能够从聚会开始一直睡到结束。◆what an extraordinary thing to say!真是咄咄怪事! ➡ see also extraordinary → remarkable ■ unforeseen /ʌnfɔːsiːn; name ʌnfɔːrsiːn/ (rather formal) that you did not expect to happen未想到的;始料不及的◆we reserve the right to alter the timetable in the event of unforeseen circumstances.我们保留在遇到意外情况时变更时刻表的权利。note 辨析 unexpected or unforeseen? unforeseen is more formal than unexpected and only describes events, not people.与 unexpected 相比,unforeseen 更正式些,且只能修饰事件,不能修饰人◆an unforeseen visitor ■ unforeseeable /ʌnfɔːsiːəbl; name ʌnfɔːrsiːəbl/ (rather formal) that you cannot predict无法预见的;难以预测的◆you need to allow for any unforeseeable expenses.你需要将无法预见的花费计算在内。opp foreseeable → predictable 1 surprisingcausing surprise令人吃惊的;使人惊奇的;出人意料的;奇怪的◆it is not surprising (that) they lost.他们吃败仗并不奇怪。◆it is surprising how quickly rumours spread.谣言传播得如此之快,真令人吃惊。◆it's surprising what people will do for money.人为了钱什么都肯干,想想真令人愕然。◆the surprising thing is how little it costs.出人意料的是它只花很少钱。◆i find that rather surprising.我觉得这事很出人意料。◆quite a surprising number of people turned up.到场的人出奇地多。ⓘ surprising is by far the most frequent and most general of these words and can describe any fact or event that causes surprise. * surprising 在本组词中最常用,含义最广,可以描述任何令人吃惊的事实或事件。 opp unsurprising → predictable 1 ▸ surprisingly adverb◆the event was surprisingly popular.这项活动出奇地受欢迎。◆not surprisingly, the request was refused.毫不奇怪地,那个要求被拒绝了。surprising/səˈpraɪzɪŋ ||; səˈpraɪzɪŋ/adj that causes surprise 令人惊奇的: ◇it's surprising how many adults can't read or write. 有这么多成人文盲真是令人意想不到。 ➔surprisingly adv ◇surprisingly few people got the correct answer. 答对的人少得出奇。 ☞ surprised/surprising sur·pris·ing /sə`praɪzɪŋ; səˈpraɪzɪŋ/adjunusual or unexpected and making you feel surprised 使人吃惊的,令人惊奇的,出人意料的:◇surprising news 惊人的消息◇it's hardly surprising that they lost the game. 他们输了这场比赛不足为怪。 ☞ surprising |
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