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🔑surprisesur·prise1 /sərˈpraɪz ; səˈpraɪz / noun - [uncountable] the feeling that you have when something happens that you do not expect惊讶；惊奇◆They looked up in surprise when she walked in.她走进来时，他们都惊奇地抬头看。◆To my surprise, the boss agreed.让我吃惊的是，老板竟然同意了。
- [countable] something that you did not expect意想不到的事；令人惊奇的事◆What a nice surprise to see you again!再次见到你，多么令人惊喜！◆a surprise visit / attack突然拜访；突袭◆“What's my present?” “It's a surprise.”“我的礼物是什么？”“是件意想不到的东西。”
 ●take sb by surpriseto happen or do something when someone is not expecting it使某人惊诧；出乎某人意料◆His remarks took me by surprise.他的话大大出乎我的意料。
🔑surprisesur·prise2 /sərˈpraɪz ; səˈpraɪz / verb [transitive] - to cause someone to feel surprise使惊讶；使惊奇◆It wouldn't surprise me if you got the job.如果你得到那份工作，我不会感到意外。
- to attack or find someone suddenly and unexpectedly出其不意地攻击；无意中发现◆We surprised the burglars just as they were leaving our house.窃贼正要离开我们的房子时被我们无意中发现了。
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