| 单词 | stun |
| 释义 | stun I. 1. a. < gone about like a man half stunned — Rose Macaulay > < could stun a rabbit or a squirrel with a stone — Helen Eustis > b. < a deafening crash stunning the ear drums — Fred Majdalany > < stunned into speechlessness by the abruptness and violence of the assault — W.A.Swanberg > < had been stunned by the terrific … bombardment — P.W.Thompson > 2. a. < still too stunned and dazed by the suddenness with which events had happened — Samuel Butler †1902 > < stunned and reeling under her invective — D.G.Gerahty > < almost stunned by the surprise — A.W.Long > b. (1) < preparing a statement to stun the company when we got the floor — Stuart Chase > < stunned me the other day by telling me she had attended a bullfight — G.S.Weight > (2) < the natural beauty of the desert stuns the visitor > 3. a. b. Synonyms: see daze II. 1. < the stun of the blow … did not even dent his massive skull — James Jones > < bucklings and crashes and then the inside stun of an explosion — Saul Bellow > 2. |
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