astounded

v.

使震惊(astound的过去式和过去分词)；愕然；愕；惊讶

1. Her elopement astounded her parents.
   她的私奔使她的父母大为震惊。
2. The figures revealed by the report are astounding.
   这份报告透露的数字使人震惊。
3. The figures in that report astounded everyone.
   那份报告中的数字让每个人大吃一惊。
4. We were astounded to read your letter.
   我们看了你的信大吃一惊。

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