startling
🇺🇸 /ˈstɑrtlɪŋ/
📖 释义
-
adjective
令人吃惊的; 惊人的; 吓人的
-
verb
使惊吓(startle的现在分词)
🔗 详情
词形变化
第三人称单数: startles
过去式: startled
过去分词: startled
现在分词: startling
常用搭配
startling revelationstartling discoverystartling contraststartling similaritystartling factstartling reminder
派生词
startlinglystartlingstartled
同义词
astonishingsurprisingstunningshockingremarkablestriking
反义词
unsurprisingexpectedordinarymundane
易混淆词
startled
EN: 'Startling' describes the thing that causes surprise (active); 'startled' describes the person who experiences surprise (passive).
zh: 'Startling' 描述引起惊讶的事物(主动);'startled' 描述经历惊讶的人(被动)。
startlingly
EN: 'Startlingly' is the adverb form used to modify verbs or adjectives (e.g., 'startlingly similar'), while 'startling' is the adjective.
zh: 'Startlingly' 是副词形式,用于修饰动词或形容词(例如 'startlingly similar'),而 'startling' 是形容词。
拼写提示
EN: No common spelling issues. Note the silent 'e' is dropped before adding '-ing' (startle → startling).
zh: 没有常见的拼写问题。注意在添加 '-ing' 之前要省略不发音的 'e'(startle → startling)。
💬 例句
-
The report revealed a startling increase in crime rates over the past year.
报告显示,过去一年的犯罪率出现了惊人的增长。
-
She bore a startling resemblance to her grandmother at the same age.
她年轻时与祖母惊人地相像。
-
A startling noise from the basement made everyone jump.
地下室传来一声巨响,把大家都吓了一跳。
-
The loud thunder was startling the horses in the field.
响亮的雷声惊动了田野里的马匹。