spooked 的 3 个定义
- Informal. a ghost; specter.
- Slang. a ghostwriter.
- Slang. an eccentric person.
- (5)
- to haunt; inhabit or appear in or to as a ghost or specter.
- Informal. to frighten; scare.
- Informal. to become frightened or scared: The fish spooked at any disturbance in the pool.
spooked 近义词
frighten, scare
更多spooked例句
- But their weapons are becomingly increasingly obsolete—and that has some in the U.S. Air Force spooked.
- But a new, ultra-sophisticated spy plane has U.S. military and intelligence bosses spooked.
- No accident in history of flying has ever spooked as many people.
- No accident in the history of aviation has so spooked people around the world.
- Or perhaps when I dropped the word “legal,” the people behind WeedPortal.com got spooked.
- Jed looked quickly at Cal when he told him how the colonists had spooked, bolted in panic.
- He spooked at imagined noises and thudding rain and the dry creaking of the old house as he toweled off and dressed.
- More spooked, perhaps, more frightened—only the Cytha did not act like a frightened beast.
- Cam was momentarily spooked—and not "on account of the account," either.