suspense 的定义
- a state or condition of mental uncertainty or excitement, as in awaiting a decision or outcome, usually accompanied by a degree of apprehension or anxiety.
- a state of mental indecision.
- undecided or doubtful condition, as of affairs: For a few days matters hung in suspense.
- the state or condition of being suspended.
suspense 近义词
anticipation
更多suspense例句
- Unfortunately, there’s just no real suspense to the various challenges facing our heroes.
- It’s there that this publishing satire transforms into a lively suspense novel as Florence is forced to reckon with the person she’s become in her quest for fame.
- Highsmith’s work will give you an unforgettable mix of pleasure and suspense.
- This is one of those games that knows how to ratchet up the suspense to get you talking to yourself.
- A Rose Bowl national semifinal widely forecast to lack suspense wound up lacking suspense, unless you want to count the art exhibit.
- It has all the elements necessary for drama, controversy, and suspense.
- The suspense was only over who would kill it: Obama or the Democrats.
- Like any good suspense novelist, Shields is a master of evasion and sleight-of-hand.
- But those two identifications are still subjects of debate, a problem that adds to the suspense now mounting at Amphipolis.
- Is it possible that there is an anti-feminist element buried in the nature of suspense itself?
- The suspense with which Louis listened to this perfidious confederation, was almost insufferable.
- During so long drawn out a suspense I tried to ease the tension by dictation.
- The suspense of waiting for the committee to decide upon the winner of the prize was hard to endure indeed.
- The dinner at Sivert Jespersen's the following day was silent, for all were in a state of suspense.
- For awhile it almost seemed as though she were about to do this very thing, and the suspense nearly drove the girls frantic.