surprise (one) with (something)

To shock, amaze, or astonish one by demonstrating something or presenting one with something. I must say, he surprised me with his honesty. I thought for sure he'd try to deny it or weasel his way out of a punishment. The kids surprised me with breakfast in bed for my birthday.

surprise someone with something

to astonish someone by presenting or showing something. I surprised her with a bouquet of roses. He surprised Roger with a new car.

词组	surprise (one) with (something)
释义	surprise (one) with (something) surprise (one) with (something) To shock, amaze, or astonish one by demonstrating something or presenting one with something. I must say, he surprised me with his honesty. I thought for sure he'd try to deny it or weasel his way out of a punishment. The kids surprised me with breakfast in bed for my birthday. See also: surprise Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. surprise someone with something to astonish someone by presenting or showing something. I surprised her with a bouquet of roses. He surprised Roger with a new car. See also: surprise McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: (one) could use (something) (one) never would have guessed (one) doesn't give a rip (about something) (one) doesn't give a hoot (about something) (one) won't hear of (something) (one's) heart is set on (something) (one) could stand (something) (I) wouldn't (do something) if I were you all right a/the feel of (something)
随便看	under the sun under the table under the thumb of (someone) under the (watchful) eye of under the weather under the wind under the wing of someone/something under the wing of (something) under the wire under the yoke under the yolk under thumb undertow under water underwater basket weaving under way underway underwhelm under wing under wraps under your belt under your breath under your feet under your nose under your own steam