consternation
惊愕
常用释义
英音[ ˌkɒnstəˈneɪʃ(ə)n ]
美音[ ˌkɑːnstərˈneɪʃ(ə)n ]
基本释义
- n. 惊愕；惊惶失措；恐怖
例句
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1·The sudden change in plan caused consternation among the team members.计划的突然改变使团队成员们感到惊愕。来源: youdao
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2·Her announcement of the surprise party filled the room with consternation at first, then excitement.她宣布惊喜派对的消息时，一开始房间里满是惊愕，随后转为兴奋。来源: youdao
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3·The unexpected result of the experiment brought consternation to the researchers.实验的意外结果让研究人员感到惊愕。来源: youdao
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4·The sudden appearance of the famous actor on the street caused consternation and joy among the fans.这位著名演员突然出现在街头，让粉丝们既惊愕又欣喜。来源: youdao
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5·The new policy's complexity led to consternation among the employees.新政策的复杂性让员工们感到惊愕。来源: youdao
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6·The abrupt cancellation of the concert brought consternation to the ticket - holders.音乐会的突然取消让持票者们感到惊愕。来源: youdao
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7·The sudden shift in the music style caused consternation and then curiosity among the audience.音乐风格的突然转变让观众先是惊愕，随后引发了好奇。来源: youdao
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8·The strange behavior of the animal in the zoo caused consternation among the visitors.动物园里动物的奇怪行为让游客们感到惊愕。来源: youdao
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9·The unexpected guest's arrival brought consternation and delight to the host.不速之客的到来让主人既惊愕又开心。来源: youdao
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10·The sudden change of scenery in the play caused consternation and wonder among the audience.戏剧中场景的突然变换让观众既惊愕又惊叹。来源: youdao
同根词
词根：
consternate
consternate
vt
使惊恐；使惊愕；使慌乱