Definition of surprised in English:

surprised

adjective səˈprʌɪzdsərˈpraɪzd

Feeling or showing surprise.
there was a surprised silence
Example sentencesExamples
- Both Georgiana and Charles looked surprised at these words, but Darcy continued even before they had a chance to form a question.
- "Who are you?" she asked, genuinely surprised that anyone would be bothering her.
- Surprised laughter had met moments of his choreography on more than one occasion.
- Happy and surprised passers-by streamed off of the street to nibble at the samples and admire the displays.
- She looked surprised, but answered encouragingly, "Oh, Mrs. H., we have plenty of sugar in the house."
- The remark drew a surprised response from some of the judges.
- Another surprised spectator acknowledges that Westerners actually do have a sense of humour.
- But when the inquisitor asks for the names of backing musicians, the response ranges from total bewilderment to pleasantly surprised acknowledgement of utter ignorance.
- Surprised authorities then sent reinforcements consisting of 200 martial police to quell further unrest in the city.
- However, the folks behind a recent study sound surprised that a whopping 56 % of resumes are now sent by email.

Derivatives

surprisedly

adverbsəˈprʌɪzɪdli

They all shook their heads and she looked at them surprisedly.
Example sentencesExamples
- Amy looked at him surprisedly, and a little frightened.
- Everyone looked at him surprisedly, because he didn't use that tone of voice very much.

Definition of surprised in US English:

surprised

adjectivesərˈpraɪzdsərˈprīzd

Feeling or showing surprise.
there was a surprised silence
Example sentencesExamples
- "Who are you?" she asked, genuinely surprised that anyone would be bothering her.
- Surprised laughter had met moments of his choreography on more than one occasion.
- The remark drew a surprised response from some of the judges.
- Another surprised spectator acknowledges that Westerners actually do have a sense of humour.
- Both Georgiana and Charles looked surprised at these words, but Darcy continued even before they had a chance to form a question.
- Surprised authorities then sent reinforcements consisting of 200 martial police to quell further unrest in the city.
- She looked surprised, but answered encouragingly, "Oh, Mrs. H., we have plenty of sugar in the house."
- Happy and surprised passers-by streamed off of the street to nibble at the samples and admire the displays.
- But when the inquisitor asks for the names of backing musicians, the response ranges from total bewilderment to pleasantly surprised acknowledgement of utter ignorance.
- However, the folks behind a recent study sound surprised that a whopping 56 % of resumes are now sent by email.

单词	surprised
释义	Definition of surprised in English: surprised adjective səˈprʌɪzdsərˈpraɪzd Feeling or showing surprise. there was a surprised silence Example sentencesExamples Both Georgiana and Charles looked surprised at these words, but Darcy continued even before they had a chance to form a question. "Who are you?" she asked, genuinely surprised that anyone would be bothering her. Surprised laughter had met moments of his choreography on more than one occasion. Happy and surprised passers-by streamed off of the street to nibble at the samples and admire the displays. She looked surprised, but answered encouragingly, "Oh, Mrs. H., we have plenty of sugar in the house." The remark drew a surprised response from some of the judges. Another surprised spectator acknowledges that Westerners actually do have a sense of humour. But when the inquisitor asks for the names of backing musicians, the response ranges from total bewilderment to pleasantly surprised acknowledgement of utter ignorance. Surprised authorities then sent reinforcements consisting of 200 martial police to quell further unrest in the city. However, the folks behind a recent study sound surprised that a whopping 56 % of resumes are now sent by email. Derivatives surprisedly adverbsəˈprʌɪzɪdli They all shook their heads and she looked at them surprisedly. Example sentencesExamples Amy looked at him surprisedly, and a little frightened. Everyone looked at him surprisedly, because he didn't use that tone of voice very much. Definition of surprised in US English: surprised adjectivesərˈpraɪzdsərˈprīzd Feeling or showing surprise. there was a surprised silence Example sentencesExamples "Who are you?" she asked, genuinely surprised that anyone would be bothering her. Surprised laughter had met moments of his choreography on more than one occasion. The remark drew a surprised response from some of the judges. Another surprised spectator acknowledges that Westerners actually do have a sense of humour. Both Georgiana and Charles looked surprised at these words, but Darcy continued even before they had a chance to form a question. Surprised authorities then sent reinforcements consisting of 200 martial police to quell further unrest in the city. She looked surprised, but answered encouragingly, "Oh, Mrs. H., we have plenty of sugar in the house." Happy and surprised passers-by streamed off of the street to nibble at the samples and admire the displays. But when the inquisitor asks for the names of backing musicians, the response ranges from total bewilderment to pleasantly surprised acknowledgement of utter ignorance. However, the folks behind a recent study sound surprised that a whopping 56 % of resumes are now sent by email.
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