astonishment的例句大全

Then, to his utter astonishment, he beheld the figure of a man standing just a few feet away, armed with a bow and arrow.

接着，他非常吃惊地看到一个人影，就站在离他几尺远的地方，手里拿着弓箭。

Monseigneur Bienvenu listened in some astonishment to this language, which was very new to him.

那种论调对卞福汝主教是非常新奇的,他听了,不免有些诧异.

I sighed in astonishment-the utter desolation depicted in that rude scrawl was overpowering.

我吃惊地叹息着 -- 这匆匆书写下来的无限愁怆之中有一股慑人心魂的力量.

Chang Su-su and Lin Pei-shan turned to stare at Fan Po-wen in astonishment.

张素素 和 林佩珊 一齐转过脸来看着 范博文 发怔.

Alcides' days as a window washer are over, but his days of life should be plentiful, to the astonishment of literally everyone.

阿尔西德斯作为窗户清洗工的日子终结了，但他个人的正常生活并未终结，确实让每个人都为之震惊。

Aunt Aggie was looking at him in such an astonishment that she hardly noticed what he said.

艾吉大婶正那样惊讶地看着他，以致都没有注意到他讲的话。

The sentry held up his hands in astonishment.

那步哨愕然地举起双手.

Make sb unable to move, think or speak because of fear, astonishment, etc

使某人（因恐惧、惊愕等）不能动弹、思想或说话

The blood rushed to Ethan's thin skin under the sting of Hale's astonishment.

赫尔一脸惊异之色,伊坦反而面红耳赤,不好意思起来.

The whole nation heard with astonishment that he was murdered.

举国惊悉他遭暗害.

Between astonishment and despair she hardly knew what to do.

由于惊骇和绝望的双重打击,她简直不知怎么办.

The notary looked at the count with astonishment.

那公证人惊异地望着伯爵.

Mr. and Mrs. Wang and Miss Liu all listened with astonishment.

汪氏夫妇和刘小姐听了都惊奇.

Michael Corleone looked at him with what seemed to be friendly astonishment.

迈克尔-考利昂露出友好的诧异的神色,回头张望着他.

Without any inkling of the subject , old Mr. Fang cried out in astonishment.

遯翁没听儿子说辞职, 失声惊问.

Sitting pole-axed on the sofa, Mahoney stared in astonishment at the spectacle before him.

马奥尼不知所措地坐在沙发上，吃惊地盯着眼前的景象。

To my astonishment, over a dozen of people had sent donations.

更让我惊愕不已的是, 很快就有十几个人开始捐款资助.

The eyes of the little boy bugged out with astonishment when he saw his new bicycle.

当他看到他的新自行车时,这小男孩目瞪口呆,十分惊奇.

My colleagues read the communique with astonishment rather than jubilation.

同事们读了公报,只感惊奇,而非欣喜.

My colleagues read the communique astonishment rather than excitement.

我的同事读了公报,感到惊奇而不是欣喜.