surprize
英[sə'praɪz]
美[sə'praɪz]
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n.
惊奇；诧异；惊人之事；奇袭
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vt.
使惊奇；奇袭
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=surprise.
- 1. There are some big or small surprize.
- 人生有大大小小的惊喜。
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- 2. You have some news to hear, now you are come back, that will rather surprize you.
- 现在你回来了，你会听到一条让你惊讶的消息。
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- 3. It shouldn't come as a surprize that these delicately balancing certainties remind us of childhood.
- 这本不应该'吨好奇怪的，这些微妙的平衡确定性提醒我们的童年。
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- 4. Every moment had brought a fresh surprize; and every surprize must be matter of humiliation to her.
- 每时每刻都带来了新的惊异，而每一次惊异又使她感到屈辱。
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- 5. Emma's only surprize was that Jane Fairfax should accept those attentions and tolerate Mrs. Elton as she seemed to do.
- 爱玛唯一感到惊奇的是，简·费尔法克斯居然接受了这种关照，而且好像还能容忍埃尔顿太太。
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- 6. So, it is no surprize that SVE was named as "Prince of the Shower Projects" by the top real estate developers in China.
- 所以，被各大地产商评选为“淋浴房工程王子”的美誉，这就不足为奇了。
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- 7. I wish the Herefordshire farmer who developed the Surprize all the best, but I for one will be surprised if we see it again next year.
- 我对开发出“惊喜”苹果的赫里弗郡的农民们致以良好的祝愿。如果明年我们还能看到“惊喜”苹果，那我一定会很惊讶。
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- 8. I wish the Herefordshire farmer who developed the Surprize all the best, but I for one will be surprised if we see it again next year.
- 我对开发出“惊喜”苹果的赫里弗郡的农民们致以良好的祝愿。如果明年我们还能看到“惊喜”苹果，那我一定会很惊讶。
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