astonished
adjective
feeling or showing sudden and great surprise or wonder 惊愕的，惊讶的 ASTOUNDED, AMAZED
// We were astonished when we saw how red the sunset was. 看到落日那么红，我们都感到惊愕。
// He heard the news with an astonished smile. 他听到这个消息，惊讶地笑了。
amazed
Amazed means filled with astonishment 惊讶的
// I was amazed that I had managed to complete the walkathon. 我居然走完了步行马拉松全程，自己感到很惊讶。
// was amazed to hear what had happened 听到所发生的事很惊讶
// was too amazed to react at first 一开始惊讶得反应不过来
// wearing an amazed expression on her face 她脸上露出惊讶的表情
// Tom Davies has managed to accrue a massive following who is simply amazed at his ability to guess all kinds of random locations on the game GeoGuessr.
— Andrea Romano, Travel + Leisure, "This Guy Only Needs 10 Seconds to Guess Which Country He's Looking at in Google Street View," 26 June 2020
astounded
Astounded means completely overcome with astonishment 充满惊讶的 ASTONISHED, AMAZED
// We were astounded when we discovered gold on our land. 在自己的土地上发现了金子使我们大为惊讶。
// We were too astounded to speak. We could only stand there staring in amazement. 我们惊讶得说不出话来。我们只能站在那里惊奇地凝视着。
— Arthur Conan Doyle 亚瑟·柯南道尔
surprised
Surprised means filled with a feeling of shock and wonder at something unexpected or very unusual 吃惊的，惊讶的
// I was surprised by her sudden outburst of anger. 她突然发了一通脾气，我感到惊讶。
// I was very surprised to see her there. 看到她在那里我很惊讶。
// was too surprised to speak 惊讶得说不出话来
// a surprised expression 惊讶的表情
flabbergasted
Flabbergasted means shocked or greatly astonished 大吃一惊的，目瞪口呆的
// I was flabbergasted when she spoke to me so rudely. 她竟然那么粗鲁地对我讲话，使我大吃一惊。
// But if the findings, published in 1996, surprised most scientists, recent research has left them flabbergasted. 但是，如果1996年发表的这项发现让大多数科学家感到惊讶，那么最近的研究却让他们目瞪口呆。
— Sandra Blakeslee
stunned
Stunned means astonished and very shocked 感到震惊的
// I am stunned and saddened by this news. 这个消息使我震惊和悲伤。
// They stood in stunned silence beside the bodies. 他们震惊地站在尸体旁边 。
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