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| 51. | Feeling or expressing awe, admiration, amazement, or surprise. |
| 惊奇的，诧异的感觉或表达敬畏、钦佩、吃惊或惊奇的 |
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| 52. | surprising tendency |
| 令人惊奇的倾向 |
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| 53. | a wonderful story |
| 令人惊奇的故事 |
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| 54. | He could do nothing but stand and wonder. |
| 他只得惊奇地站着不动. |
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| 55. | And again, astonishment. |
| 但同时也感到惊奇。 |
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| 56. | The pace of progress in the field has startled experts. |
| 研究进展速度令专家惊奇。 |
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| 57. | Respect was mingled with surprise |
| 敬慕中带着惊奇 |
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| 58. | His omission from the team is rather surprising. |
| 队里没有他, 令人惊奇. |
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| 59. | I was astonished; astonished at the brisk and businesslike style of the whole thing |
| 我感到惊奇，惊奇的是整个这件事情做得利落而又有条不紊。 |
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| 60. | Johnny was really surprised. |
| 约翰昵实在感到惊奇。 |
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