surprise：英 [səˈpraɪz] 美 [sərˈpraɪz]
n.惊讶，惊奇;意外;意想不到(或突然)的事，令人惊奇的事(或消息等);出人意表的做事方式，出奇制胜的策略;意想不到的礼物
v.（使）吃惊，（使）诧异，（使）感到意外;撞见，正巧发现;出其不意地使（某人）做（某事）;无意中发现
adj.出乎意料的;令人惊奇的
int.（有时放在括号内, 常用作讽刺挖苦语）啊！真叫人惊奇！
第三人称单数： surprises 现在分词： surprising
过去式： surprised 过去分词： surprised
例句：
1.It was the best possible surprise anyone could have given me.
那是我曾感受过的最大惊喜。
2.The surprise party was Jane's idea.
那次惊喜聚会是简的主意。
3.Much to her surprise he came back the next day.
让她非常吃惊的是他第二天就回来了。
4.I'm surprised that you of all people should say that.
所有人当中你竟然那么说，真让我吃惊！
5.They were surprised to find that he'd already left.
他们惊奇地发现他已经走了。
6.Objects like this turn up at sales with surprising frequency.
这样的东西在拍卖会上出人意料地频繁出现。
7.I must admit I was surprised it cost so little.
我得承认，这么便宜，真让我惊讶。
8.It's surprising what people will do for money.
人为了钱什么干不出来，想想真令人愕然。
9.Would it surprise you to know that I'm thinking of leaving?
如果我告诉你我打算离开这里，你觉得意外吗？
