Surprising Meaning in English
word · lemma: surprise
/səˈpɹaɪzɪŋ/
sur-PRY-zing
/səpɹˈaɪzɪŋ/
sur-PRY-zing
释义
Something surprising makes you feel surprise because you did not expect it. It can be used for events, news, results, or facts that are unusual or unexpected.
用法与细微差别
Common and neutral in everyday English. Often followed by nouns like 'news', 'result', 'fact', or 'amount'. 'Surprised' describes how a person feels; 'surprising' describes the thing that causes that feeling.
Spanish: sorprendente - inesperadoPortuguese (BR): surpreendente - inesperadoPortuguese (PT): surpreendente - inesperadoChinese (Simplified): 令人惊讶的 - 出人意料的Chinese (Traditional): 令人驚訝的 - 出人意料的Hindi: चौंकाने वाला - अप्रत्याशितArabic: مفاجئ - غير متوقعBengali: আশ্চর্যজনক - অবাক করাRussian: удивительный - неожиданныйJapanese: 驚くべき - 意外なVietnamese: đáng ngạc nhiên - bất ngờKorean: 놀라운Turkish: şaşırtıcıUrdu: حیران کن - چونکانے والاIndonesian: mengejutkan
例句
The test result was surprising.
basic
It is surprising to see snow in April.
basic
She gave a surprising answer.
basic
What’s really surprising is how calm he stayed the whole time.
natural
It’s surprising how quickly kids pick up a new language.
natural
Honestly, after that long silence, your message was pretty surprising.
natural