英语词组take someone aback是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

词组	take someone aback
释义	take someone aback shock, surprise, or disconcert someone. ☞ The phrase is frequently used in the passive form (be taken aback): this was adopted in the mid 19th century from earlier (mid 18th-century) nautical terminology, to describe the situation of a ship with its sails pressed back against the mast by a headwind, preventing forward movement. 1991Kathleen JonesLearning Not To Be First They were taken aback by the shabbiness of the hotel and lack of cleanliness in the city generally.
随便看	know better than know from nothing know from nothing know how many beans make five know how many beans make five know how many beans make five knowing know little and care less know little (or nothing) and care less known know no bounds know no bounds know nothing and care less know on which side your bread is buttered know on which side your bread is buttered know (or have) all the answers know (or not know) from nothing know someone in the biblical sense know someone in the biblical sense know someone or something inside out know someone or something inside out know something backwards know something backwards know something like the back of your hand know something like the back of your hand

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