| 单词 | astonish |
| 释义 | as·ton·ish 1. obsolete < enough, Captain; you have astonished him — Shakespeare > 2. obsolete < had his wits astonished with sorrow — Philip Sidney > < blind, astonished, and struck with superstition as with a planet — John Milton > 3. obsolete < that with the very shaking of their chains they may astonish these fell-lurking curs — Shakespeare > 4. < was astonished to find a thick forest where in 1915 I had mowed thick grass with a scythe — S.H.Holbrook > < astonished by the vastness and majesty of the cathedral > < a gross desire to astonish his friends with his sudden wealth > < the customs of non-European groups were treated as curios with which to astonish the uninformed — Ralph Linton > Synonyms: see surprise |
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