| 单词 | surprise |
| 释义 | surprisesurprisessurprisesurprise1 /səˈpraɪz $ sər-/ noun1[uncountable] the feeling you have when something unexpected or unusual happensin surpriseBill looked at him in surprise.look比尔惊讶地看着他。To my surprise, she agreed.agree 让我吃惊的是﹐她同意了。2[uncountable and countable] something that is unexpected or unusual ➔ shock: His decision to marry was a complete surprise.be他决定结婚真是让人意想不到。Phrasestake/catch somebody by surprise to happen in an unexpected way: The snow caught everyone by surprise.catch这场雪让大家始料不及。COLLOCATIONS: surprise (sense 2)sense 2adjectivesa big/great surpriseThe award was a big surprise.bea complete/total surpriseOur defeat came as a complete surprise.comea nice/pleasant/lovely surpriseWhat a lovely surprise!an unpleasant/nasty surpriseWe don’t want any unpleasant surprises.surprise ► Do not say ’a bad surprise’. Say an unpleasant surprise or a nasty surprise.verbsto come as a surprise (also to be a surprise) (=to be surprising)The news came as a surprise to many people.comeIt was no surprise when Lester got the job.begetto get/have a surpriseI got a surprise when I opened the letter.getopento give somebody a surpriseI wanted to give you a nice surprise.wantto have a surprise for somebody (=to be planning a surprise for someone)I think Jenny might have a surprise for you.surprise + nouna surprise partyWe planned a surprise party for Dad’s 50th birthday.plana surprise visitWe had a surprise visit from the boss.havea surprise attackThey launched a surprise attack on the castle.launcha surprise announcementIn a surprise announcement yesterday, he said he was resigning.sayberesign |
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