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surprise noun 2sth that you did not expect 意想不到的事ADJECTIVE | VERB + SURPRISE | SURPRISE + NOUN | PREPOSITION | PHRASES ADJECTIVEbig, complete, genuine, great, huge, major, real, total 完全出乎意料；极大的意外unexpected 意想不到的事lovely (especially BrE) , nice, pleasant, wonderful 惊喜nasty, unpleasant, unwelcome 令人不快的意外little 小意外◆I have a little surprise for you!我要给你一个小惊喜！VERB + SURPRISEbe, come as 突然；来得突然get, have 感到意外◆I had a wonderful surprise when I saw Mark there.看到马克在那儿，我觉得格外吃惊。give sb, spring 让某人吃惊；使大吃一惊◆Johnson sprung a surprise by winning the first round.约翰逊爆出了冷门，第一回合就赢了。be in for 将会感觉意外◆Your mother's in for a bit of a surprise when she gets home.你妈妈回家后肯定会有点儿意外。ruin, spoil 破坏惊喜的效果SURPRISE + NOUNannouncement, appearance, party, visit 突然的通知；突然的出现；惊喜聚会；意外来访hit, victory, win 意外的成功defeat 意外的失败attack 突袭◆They launched a surprise attack on the Russian fleet.他们向俄罗斯舰队发起了突袭。winner 意外的胜利者◆Roach was the surprise winner of the £10 000 first prize.罗奇意外地赢得 1 万英镑的一等奖奖金。guest 意想不到的嘉宾PREPOSITIONsurprise for 对⋯来说的意外◆It was a complete surprise for me.对我来说那完全是个意外。surprise to 令⋯出乎意料的事◆His refusal came as no surprise to his boss.他的拒绝在他老板的意料之中。PHRASESa bit of a surprise, quite a surprise 有点儿／颇感吃惊hold few, many, no, etc. surprises 不会有什么意外、会有许多意外、会毫无意外等◆She feels that the future holds few surprises.她感到未来不会有什么惊喜发生。 |