astonish 的定义
- to fill with sudden and overpowering surprise or wonder; amaze: Her easy humor and keen intellect astonished me.
astonish 近义词
surprise
更多astonish例句
- “When I look at my list of what we’ve done over the last 25 years, I’m astonished at what we’ve accomplished,” says Paula Johnson, the team’s leader.
- It is beyond astonishing the imagination that you see on TikTok.
- That’s why I was astonished one wintry day to see a long-eared jackrabbit tear out from a gravelly wash, its lithe body moving so fast it almost floated above the landscape.
- What I was astonished by was that there was this sound and fury.
- I’m astonished to see the extent to which the Attorney General is willing to say things that are blatantly irresponsible but that parrot some of the language of the President.
- “These words astonish me as much as they amaze you,” he said.
- To question that which seems to have ceased forever to astonish us.
- The art works which still astonish the world were launched in part to give employment to the poor multitude.
- They frighten a few people (mostly each other), are rude to bystanders and astonish a cleaning lady.
- His book should astonish both liberals and conservatives—and for very different reasons.
- Nothing seemed to trouble or astonish the visitor, either about the food or the service.
- In thy anger thou wilt tread the earth under foot: in thy wrath thou wilt astonish the nations.
- Blind faith in a religion, fanatical zeal for a religion, are too common to astonish us.
- The members often astonish those who know them best by their responses to their opportunities.
- And without mere ado, he took up his favourite instrument, and prepared to astonish the company.