flabbergast

['flæbəgɑ:st]

v. 使大吃一惊

例句与用法：

He was flabbergasted when he heard that his friend had been accused of murder.

他听说朋友被控谋杀罪，大吃一惊。

词形变化：

动词过去式: flabbergasted | 动词过去分词: flabbergasted | 动词现在分词: flabbergasting | 动词第三人称单数: flabbergasts |

vt.

【口】使大吃一惊, 哑然失色

flabbergast

过去式：flabbergasted

过去分词：flabbergasted

现在进行时：flabbergasting

词形变化：

动词过去式: flabbergasted | 动词过去分词: flabbergasted | 动词现在分词: flabbergasting | 动词第三人称单数: flabbergasts |

词义辨析：

同义参见:

overwhelm

surprise

amaze

flabbergast['flæbəɡɑ:st]vt.1.■[口语]使目瞪口呆，使哑然失色；使大吃一惊近义词amazeastonishstaggernonplus

1. [with obj.][usu. as adj. flabbergasted](informal)surprise (someone) greatly; astonish
   (非正式)使大吃一惊；使目瞪口呆
   this news has left me totally flabbergasted.
   这条消息已经让我完全目瞪口呆了。
   

1. late 18th cent.: of unknown origin
   

flabbergast

动词 flabbergast:

overcome with amazement

同义词：boggle, bowl over

flabbergast

■He is flabbergast when he hears that his friend has been accused of murder.

他听说朋友被控谋杀罪，大吃一惊。

■Flabbergast: to cause to be overcome with astonishment; astound

使大吃一惊,使目瞪口呆