Teenagers who love to show off and surprise adults are common problems.

This incident surprised her.

We can't always distinguish the good guys from the bad guys clearly. Guilty people will surprise you, and so will saints. Why do we simply divide people into pure good people and pure demons? Because no one wants to admit that cruelty and kindness can exist in the same body ... they won't admit that they will do anything.

5. When a MM walks into the office, she can't help blushing when she sees the financial (male) counting stacks of bills. "XXX, I love you …". Finance is very surprised and happy. "money." .

6. Jack squatted down in front of a surprised gunman. As soon as Jack lifted Jane Pride's submachine gun, he shot off his upper body.

7. As one of the models of Hollywood marriage, Ryan and Quaid announced their separation in the summer of 2000, which surprised many people.

8. Jui-chueh was taken aback. She quickly stood up and went to the outhouse.

9. My neighbor paced up and down uneasily in the hall. When he saw me go in, he was startled and shouted at me rudely, "No!

10. Frankly speaking, G20 leaders will be surprised if someone turns against opening the market.

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Surprise is an idiom in China, pronounced as Dà ch and y and j and ng, which is used to describe being very surprised at what happened.

From: Feng Ming's "Dream Dragon" Volume 28: "This gentleman was shocked, turned and walked, came to the back, and turned back."

The friend was surprised to see him again. ?

Usage: more formal; As a predicate; Describe very surprised.