to surprise
01
使惊讶, 使吃惊
to make someone feel mildly shocked
Transitive: to surprise sb
例子
The unexpected news seemed to surprise her, and she could n't hide her reaction.
意外的消息似乎让她惊讶，她无法隐藏自己的反应。
As the magician performed his tricks, the audience watched in anticipation, waiting for something to surprise them.
当魔术师表演他的戏法时，观众们满怀期待地观看着，等待着有什么能让他们惊讶。
02
使惊讶, 出其不意地抓住
to encounter or catch someone off guard
Transitive: to surprise sb/sth
例子
A burst of laughter from behind surprised her as she focused on her work.
当她专注于工作时，身后突然爆发的一阵笑声让她吃了一惊。
A deer surprised the driver by leaping onto the road out of nowhere.
一只鹿不知从哪里跳到路上，吓了司机一跳。
03
使惊讶, 突袭
to seize, confront, or encounter someone or something unexpectedly
Transitive: to surprise enemy forces or positions
例子
The army surprised the fortress at night, catching its defenders unprepared.
军队在夜间突袭了要塞，使其防御者措手不及。
The ambush surprised the convoy on its routine patrol through the valley.
伏击惊扰了正在山谷例行巡逻的车队。
Surprise
01
惊讶
a mild feeling of shock we have when something unusual happens
例子
She could n't hide her surprise when she received a bouquet of flowers from a secret admirer.
当她收到一位秘密崇拜者送来的花束时，她无法掩饰自己的惊讶。
The sudden appearance of fireworks in the night sky filled the crowd with awe and surprise.
夜空中突然出现的烟火让人群充满了敬畏和惊喜。
02
惊喜
the act of surprising someone
03
惊喜
an occurrence that happens without warning, often causing astonishment
例子
The surprise announcement about the merger caught everyone off guard at the meeting.
关于合并的意外公告让会议上的所有人都措手不及。
A surprise visit from her old friend made her day extra special.
她老朋友的惊喜访问让她的日子格外特别。
词汇树
surprised
surpriser
surprising
surprise
