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consternation nounadjective | verb + consternation | preposition adjective➤considerable, great相当大的焦虑；极度的惊愕▸➤widespread普遍的惊慌verb + consternation➤cause, create, fill sb with引起惊恐；造成惊慌；使某人充满惊恐◆the announcement created surprise and consternation.这一通告引起了一片惊恐。◆the thought of meeting him filled me with consternation.想到要和他见面，我就怕得不行。➤express, feel, greet sth with表示惊愕；感到惊恐 ；对⋯报以惊愕◆his resignation was greeted with consternation.他的辞职让人愕然。preposition➤in consternation惊恐地◆she stared at me in consternation.她惊恐地盯着我。➤consternation among⋯中的惊恐◆there is some consternation among business leaders.商界领袖中存在一些恐慌情绪。consternation/ˌkɒnstəˈneɪʃn ||; ˌkɑnstɚˈneʃən/noun [u] a feeling of shock or worry 惊愕；惊恐；惊慌: ◇we stared at each other in consternation. 我们两人在惊愕中瞠目对视。 con·ster·na·tion /ˏkɑnstə`neʃən; ˌkɒnstəˈneɪʃən/n [u]a feeling of shock or worry 惊恐; 惊骇:◇she stared at him in consternation. 她惊恐地瞪着他。 |