读音 英 [əˈstɒnɪʃmənt]；美 [əˈstɑːnɪʃmənt] 意思 名词，意为“惊讶；惊奇”，表示人在面对意外、超乎寻常的事情时所产生的强烈的情绪反应 。

网络释义 在网络语境中，常出现在新闻报道、故事叙述等场景，用于描述人们对某些重大事件、突发状况或惊人发现的反应。

常用搭配短语 to one's astonishment（令某人惊讶的是） in astonishment（惊讶地） 造句 To my astonishment, he passed the difficult exam with ease.（令我惊讶的是，他轻松通过了这场难度很大的考试。）

She stared at him in astonishment, unable to believe what she was hearing.（她惊讶地盯着他，不敢相信自己所听到的。）

The news of his sudden resignation filled everyone with astonishment.（他突然辞职的消息让每个人都大为惊讶。）

To the astonishment of the audience, the magician made the elephant disappear.（令观众惊讶的是，魔术师让大象消失了。）

He looked at the broken vase in astonishment, wondering how it had happened.（他惊讶地看着破碎的花瓶，想知道这是怎么回事。）

Her sudden appearance at the party caused quite a bit of astonishment.（她突然出现在聚会上，引起了不小的惊讶。）

To their astonishment, they found a hidden passage behind the bookshelf.（令他们惊讶的是，他们在书架后面发现了一条秘密通道。）

The children gasped in astonishment when they saw the colorful fireworks.（孩子们看到五彩斑斓的烟花时，惊讶得倒抽凉气。）

In astonishment, I watched as the old man lifted the heavy stone effortlessly.（我惊讶地看着老人轻松地举起了那块沉重的石头。）

The revelation of the truth left them all in a state of astonishment.（真相的揭露让他们都处于惊讶之中。

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