surprise 英职邗珩垃[sə'praɪz] 美[sər'praɪz]
释义：n.惊奇；惊喜；惊讶；突然；vt.使惊奇；使惊喜；突然袭击；惊讶地发现
详尽释义：
1、v. (动词)：
vt. 使惊奇,使诧异give a feeling of surprise to； vt. 意外地发现,撞见find or catch when unprepared
2、n. (名词)：[U] 惊奇,惊讶feeling caused by sth happening suddenly or unexpectedly ；[C] 令人吃惊的事物event or thing that causes this feeling
例句：
用作名词 (n.)
1、John turned around and looked at me in surprise.
约翰转过身来,惊奇地望着我。
2、It was a great surprise to learn of her marriage.
得知她结婚是一件十分令人惊喜的事。
3、I tried to conceal my surprise when she said she was only 22.
当她说她只有22岁时,我尽力掩饰自己的惊讶。
4、I must say the news came as a total surprise.
我得说这个消息来得太突然了。
扩展资料：
近义词amaze的用法
amaze 英[ə'meɪz] 美[ə'meɪz]
释义：vt.使吃惊；使惊异；vi.惊讶；n.吃惊；好奇
常见句型：
用作动词 (v.)用作及物动词S+～+ n./pron.
1、Your knowledge amazes me.
你丰富的知识令我吃惊。
2、He amazed everyone by passing his driving test.
他驾驶考试合格使大家很惊奇。
3、It amazed us to hear that you were leaving.
听到你要走,我们都很吃惊。
