汉英词典
Chinese-English Dictionary
MEANING OF 訝異
訝異 (讶异)
to be surprised / to be astonished
惊异。
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EXAMPLE SENTENCES

他们很讶异自己变得寡言少语。

They were surprised to find how little they spoke!

但使我讶异的是,一堆堆翻着白眼的海产品沙丁鱼?

But it's the piles of small fish sardines?

接踵而来的针对茅先生的刻薄批判即使在我预料之中,仍使我不胜讶异

The ensuing vitriol against Mr. Mao was, to me, both expected and surprising.

但特级大师在快速盲棋比赛中展现的精湛棋艺,常会让人讶异不已。

Yet grandmaster games played quickly and under blindfold conditions tend to be of surprisingly high quality.

他在1978年被授予诺贝尔经济学奖,舆论普遍表示讶异,因为此时他已有二十年不教经济学了。

He was awarded the Nobel Prize for economics in 1978, to considerable surprise, since by then he had not taught economics for two decades.

肉贩对这只狗实在太讶异了,想想又刚好快打烊了,他就决定收摊然后跟著这条狗看看。

The butcher is so impressed, and since it's about closing time, he decides to shut the shop and follow the dog.

微张着口,满眼讶异,他闲坐在小船中聆听,直到海上的薄雾在他身边蔓延开来,徘徊的桂魄在他黝黑的身躯上遍洒银辉。

With lips parted, and eyes dim with wonder, he sat idle in his boat and listened, listening till the sea-mists crept round him, and the wandering moon stained his brown limbs with silver.