〈英,非正式〉 大吃一惊的;目瞪口呆的。
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adj. 大吃一惊的;目瞪口呆的
The children were all gobsmacked when they saw the volunteer teacher whom they had not seen for a long time.
这些孩子们见到很久没见的支教老师后都大吃一惊。
I was badly gobsmacked when I heard the results of this match.
我听到这次比赛结果的时候瞠目结舌。
He was totally gobsmacked when he saw me.
当他看到我时,他完全惊呆了。
Gobsmacked da truly British expression meaning to be shocked and surprised beyond belief.
岖“惊呆了”——一个真正地道的英式用法,表示“被震惊了”“吓到了”以至于难以相信。
She was gobsmacked to find that the man in black coat was her classmate of primary school.
她吃惊的发现那个穿黑外套的男人是她的小学同学。
I was really gobsmacked when I saw your picture of a model wearing a hat with a toy airplane on it.
看到你照片中的模特戴着一个顶上立着一架玩具飞机的帽子,我真是目瞪口呆。
I really enjoyed meeting the locals, especially the children - they were gobsmacked when they met me.
我很喜欢见当地人,尤其是小孩子们——他们在见到我时都大吃一惊。
As a result, his advisers seem to have been gobsmacked by the Palin show that is now playing on the national stage.
因此,他的顾问们都对佩琳现在能够站在全国性舞台感到大吃一惊。
〈英,非正式〉 大吃一惊的;目瞪口呆的。
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