flabbergast

flabbergast的音标为[flæbɪgɑːst]，基本翻译为“惊愕；目瞪口呆”，速记技巧为：flabbergast=flab（松弛）+berg（山）+ast（使…惊愕）→使松弛的山惊愕→惊愕。

Flabbergast是一个英语单词，意思是使惊愕，使惊呆。这个词来源于法语的“flabbergast”，意思是使惊愕，惊呆。

flabbergast的变化形式有复数形式：flabbergasts；现在分词形式：flabbergasting；过去式形式：flabbergasted；过去分词形式：flabbergasted。

相关单词有：astonish（使惊奇），amaze（使惊奇），stagger（使惊愕），surprise（使惊奇），stunned（震惊的），shock（震惊），astound（使震惊），boggle（使困惑），puzzle（使迷惑），confound（使困惑）。

这些单词都表示对某事感到惊讶或困惑的意思，而且它们的词源都与惊奇、困惑有关。例如，astonish和amaze都来源于拉丁语的“ad”（向）和“stare”（站）结合，意思是“站在那里，对…感到惊讶”，而stagger和surprise则都来源于古英语中的“stiggan”（站不稳）。这些单词在口语和书面语中广泛使用，表达了对某事感到非常惊讶或困惑的情感。

常用短语：

1. flabbergasted

2. stunned

3. astonished

4. perplexed

5. bewildered

6. stunned speechless

7. dumbfounded

例句：

1. He was flabbergasted by the news.

2. She was stunned by the sudden turn of events.

3. The sight of the damage was enough to astonish anyone.

4. His explanation left her perplexed about what to do next.

5. The sudden change left them all bewildered.

6. He couldn"t believe his stunned speechless after hearing the news.

7. They were dumbfounded by the decision of the company.

英文小作文：

When I heard the news, I was completely flabbergasted. The situation was so unexpected that I couldn"t believe my ears. I felt like my world had been turned upside down, and everything that I had been working for seemed to disappear in an instant. I couldn"t speak, I couldn"t move, I couldn"t think clearly. It was only after a while that I began to process what had happened and try to make sense of it all. But even then, it was a struggle to keep my emotions in check and not let them overwhelm me completely. Flabbergasted is a strong feeling, but it can also be a wake-up call to reevaluate our lives and priorities and make the changes that we need to make.