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  • startled

    • 英 ['stɑ:tld]
    • 美 [ˈstɑrtld]

    释义

    • adj.
      受惊吓的
    • v.
      使惊跳,使大吃一惊( startle的过去式和过去分词 )
  • 词态变化

    • 动词: startle;
  • 实用场景例句

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    Startled by the photographer's timing, she appeared completely unprepared.

    她被摄影师的抓拍时机吓了一跳,显得措手不及。

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    Cecil was so startled by the unexpected noise that he decided to fire a distress rocket into the sky.

    突如其来的声响让塞西尔惊慌失措,他决定向天空发射一枚求救火箭。

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    A pair of rats startled him so badly that he nearly leaped in fright.

    他被两只老鼠吓得差点跳了起来。

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    The sudden blare of a siren outside rudely startled everyone awake.

    窗外突然响起的汽笛声粗鲁地把所有人都惊醒了。

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    Startled, Rachel leaped off the sofa and asked, "Do you mean Pete has been arrested?"

    雷切尔猛然一惊,匆忙从沙发上跳了起来,问道:“你的意思是皮特被捕了?”

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    A sudden gust of wind made Bob yell, and he let out a startled gasp.

    一阵突如其来的风让鲍勃大叫起来,他惊讶地倒吸了一口气。

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    Startled by the alarm, Ann tossed aside the covers and swiftly leaped from the mattress.

    被闹钟惊醒的安掀开被子,迅速从床垫上跳了下来。

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    Chang appeared startled to discover the spacious living room completely deserted.

    张发现宽敞的客厅完全空无一人,显得很吃惊。

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    Startled by the idea, Ray became visibly agitated and unsettled.

    这个想法让雷明显变得焦躁不安。

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    The man bolted toward Helsinki with the speed of a startled bat.

    这个男人以受惊蝙蝠般的速度冲向赫尔辛基。

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    The ferocity of anti-British feelings startled Lindbergh.

    反英情绪的猛烈程度震惊了林德伯格。

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    Startled by a sudden whizzing sound, I barely stood up when a bullet shot past my back.

    我刚惊魂未定地站起来,一颗子弹就擦着我的后背飞速掠过。

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    The passenger was startled to find a bullet embedded in the car door.

    乘客惊讶地发现车门上嵌着一颗子弹。

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    Startled by Mullins' abrupt shift in conversation, I struggled to regain my composure.

    马林斯突然转换话题让我一惊,我努力恢复镇定。

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    Trembling with shock, I almost let out a startled cry.

    我惊得发抖,差点喊出声来。

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  • 真题例句

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    You would not be surprised if a stranger tried to shake hands when you were introduced, but you might be a little startled if they bowed, started to stroke you or kissed you on both cheeks.

    出自-2013年12月听力原文

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  • 英英释义

    Adjective

    • 1. excited by sudden surprise or alarm and making a quick involuntary movement;

      "students startled by the teacher's quiet return"

      "the sudden fluttering of the startled pigeons"

      "her startled expression"

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  • 同义词

    alarmedastonished