flabbergast如何读

英:['flæbəgɑ:st]

美:['flæbəˌgɑst]

flabbergast是什么意思

  • v.使大吃一惊

flabbergast自然拼读

flab·ber·gast

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flabbergast变形

第三人称单数:flabbergasts

现在分词:flabbergasting

过去式:flabbergasted

过去分词:flabbergasted

flabbergast英英释义

transitive verb

(informal) to cause to be astonished or astounded; amaze.I was flabbergasted by his confession.

flabbergast词源中文解释

1772年, flabbergasted 在一篇杂志文章中与 bored 一起被提及,作为一个来源不确定的新潮词。可能来自某些方言(1823年 flabbergast 被记录为萨塞克斯方言),也可能是一个随意的构词,暗示了 flabby 或 flapper 和 aghast。"像许多其他表达行动强度的流行词语一样,...不能分解为明确的元素或追溯到明确的起源" [世纪词典]。相关词汇: Flabbergasted; flabbergasting; flabbergastation。

flabbergast词源英文解释

origin unknown

The first known use of flabbergast was in 1772

flabbergast儿童词典英英释义

flabbergastverb

astonish, dumbfound

flabbergast 例句

1 “Her assistant said, ‘She doesn’t know who you are,’” Daisy May recalled, still flabbergasted.

2 Mr. Norris, 50, said in a statement that he was “deeply honored and totally flabbergasted.”

3 Looking into the deaths, the family was flabbergasted to learn of the Cuomo administration’s March 25 directive that nursing homes could not deny admission to someone solely because they had COVID-19.

4 Lost among the bodies, he finally sits with his back to the audience and watches, flabbergasted like us.

5 Graham was flabbergasted: What had happened between 10 a.m., when the president called offering the deal, and noon, when the historic Oval Office tirade had taken place?

6 Al Young, a retired schoolteacher, says he’s flabbergasted that his parents’ treasures are being sold off into private hands.

7 Even Goliath is impressed with these Davids: flabbergasted store employees — the ones not doing the item scanning, at least — look on with respect and maybe a little envy.

8 Five minutes later, they were all safely down, and James was excitedly telling his story to a group of flabbergasted officials.

9 “I know I had my belly button when I got here,” the man said, flabbergasted.

10 He said the party was “flabbergasted” by the response to its petition to PBS, which MoveOn, Credo and other advocacy groups also promoted.

11 People who know me well would be flabbergasted to know that I do actually own a couple of cookery books.

12 Reached at her home in Cambridge, Mass., on Thursday morning, Glück said she was “completely flabbergasted that they would choose a white American lyric poet.”

13 Nippon Columbia, Samuragochi's record company, said it was "flabbergasted and deeply infuriated" by his revelation.

14 Nippon Columbia, Samuragochi's record company, said it was "flabbergasted and deeply infuriated" by his revelation, and had stopped sales of his work.

15 Remembering how the band appeared to ignore groupies altogether in its prime, Gene Simmons of Kiss is still flabbergasted, decades later.

16 She finds Harvey Weinstein “sick” and the allegations against him “flabbergasting” but is optimistic about the “seismic shift in the consciousness” and the opportunities that women are now being offered.

17 On the other hand, the bevy of comments that I have heard of late is flabbergasting.

18 The Junkies’ notion of “also-ran” numbers is flabbergasting, and “Extras” is just as fine as the other sets.

19 She looked too flabbergasted that the rice was gone.

20 This opera should leave you burnt to a frazzle; horrified by man's immorality and greed, flabbergasted by the intricate layers of plot and character, above all bewitched by the music's sublime invention.

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