surprize怎么读，surprize什么意思，surprize短语和例句
surprize怎么读，surprize什么意思
- n. 意想不到（或突然）的事；惊讶；出人意表的做事方式；一种复杂敲奏编钟的方法（同 surprise）
- v. 使惊奇；使措手不及，突然袭击（同 surprise）
surprize 常用句子
1.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。
2.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。
3.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。
4.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。
5.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。
6.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。