先来看一下图片，然后告诉我，看完这组图片你的第一感受是什么？

如果小编告诉你这其实一个能吃的蛋糕，你信吗？

世界蛋糕大会上，80后小伙周毅的团队获得3金2铜，其金奖作品《武则天》获评“国际最佳”。这款蛋糕主题为武则天，人物栩栩如生。就是上组图片，如果我不说，你能知道这是蛋糕吗？这次不仅网友表示：请收下我的膝盖，就连小编都想说句：Please accept my knee！

还真别说，刚知道这是蛋糕的那一刻，小编真实彻底被镇住了：额妹子赢（amazing）！原来真的有被上帝吻过的手啊！真的是不服不行，把蛋糕做成这样，你让客人怎么舍得吃呢？突然忘了以前的蛋糕都什么样子了，但是和这个一比教，我知道只有以前吃的才配叫蛋糕，这个不是，这明明是艺术品好吧！

能把蛋糕做成艺术品，想必其中不仅有一双双被上帝吻过的手，更有着见人的毅力和专注，当然这个不是咱们的重点，重点是，除了amazing小编脑海居然想不到其他可以表达我现在吃惊的词汇了，你呢？快说说你知道这是蛋糕的那一刻脑海里蹦出来的词汇是不是amazing？

当然，作为一个纯正的英语公号，如果只让大家知道一个amazing，那肯定是不合格的啊（毕竟经常说一个单词也就没有什么意思了嘛）！所以，小编特地整理了一下可以表示吃惊的词汇及它们之间的区别，赶紧来学习吧！

那些表达吃惊、惊讶的词汇1. surprise

surprise 普通用词，指一般的“吃惊”、“惊讶”、“意外”。可用作动词和名词；in surprise 吃惊,惊讶；

surprised 动词：It surprised me!...surprised:可以表示自己内心感受,译为“惊讶”

1）It doesn’t surprise me that his parents did not allow him to marry Jane.

他的父母不允许他与简结婚，我并不感到吃惊。

2）I was not the least surprised at what he said.

我对他说的一点也不感到意外。

2. shock

shock 语气很强，指某事让人大为惊讶、震惊。可用作动词和名词。

1）We are shocked to learn that the manager was killed in the office last night.

听到昨晚经理在办公室被是杀的消息，我们都感到震惊。

2）He was shocked when he knew he was infected with the HIV virus.

当他知道自己染上艾滋病毒时感到很震惊。

3. startle

startle 指突如其来的事使人大吃一惊，吓了一跳或突然被楞住。

1）The sudden knocking at the door startled me when I was lost in deep thought.

我正在沉思，突如其来的敲门吓了我一跳。

2）He uttered these words with an indefinable sound which really startled the girl a bit.

他说这些话的口气有些暧昧，着现使女孩吓吃惊不少。

4. stagger

stagger 指某事使人感到吃惊并使人感到不安和担忧。

1）He was staggered at the news that the company would soon go bankrupt because of financial difficulties.

公司因经济困难将很快破产，听到这个消息他很吃惊。

2）The rapid increase of juvenile delinquency have staggered many educators and social workers.

少年犯罪的迅速增长的让许多教育学家和社会工作者震惊。

5. stun

stun “惊呆”，指过于震惊以至目瞪口呆，不知所措。

1）She was so stunned that she couldn't speak.

她惊愕得说不出话来。

2）The audience were stunned at the scene that their beloved player was miserablly killed in the motor race.

看到他们心爱的车手惨死于比赛的情景，观众们都惊呆了。

6. alarm

alarm “惊慌”，“惊恐”，指对可能产生危险的事感到担心或恐慌。alarm 也可用作名词。

1）Everyone was alarmed at the news many miners were trapped in the mining well.

许多矿工被困在矿井，听到这个消息每个人非常惊恐。

2）The news that war might break out alarmed the people.

战争可能爆发的消息使人们惊恐不安。

7. amaze / amazing

amaze “惊异”、“惊奇”，语气比 surprise 强，尤指对不太可能事的发生感到惊讶，其名词是 amazement。

1）The teacher was amazed to find that the poor pupil had achieved the maximum marks in the final examinations.

老师惊讶地发现那个可怜的学生在期终考试取得了最高分。

2）Modern magicians use high-tech tools to create wonderful illusions to amaze the audience.

现代魔术师借助高科技手段营造视觉效果以达到让观众惊奇的目的。

amazing 英[əˈmeɪzɪŋ]；美[ə'meɪzɪŋ]

adj.令人惊异的；vt.使大为吃惊，使惊奇( amaze 的现在分词)；使惊异：感到非常好奇；n.吃惊; 好奇;

例句 It's amazing what we can remember with a little prompting

稍加提醒我们就能想起很多东西，真是让人惊奇。

原型：amaze 比较级：more amazing 最高级：most amazing

8. astonish

astonish “惊异”、“惊奇”，指对难以置信的事的发生感到惊讶，其名词是 astonishment（惊讶,惊愕）。

1）She astounished verybody by announcing her engagement.

她宣布自己订婚了，让大家非常吃惊。

2）Many foreigners are astonished at the remarkable achievements in the economic field of our country in recent decade.

许多外国人对我国近十年在经济领域所取得的巨大成就感到惊讶。

9. astound

astound “使惊骇”、“使震惊”，语气比astonish更强，指由于事情令人难以置信或实在罕见而使人感到震惊，其惊讶程度很强。

1）She was astounded to learn that her best friend spread malicious gossips about her.

她吃惊地发现她最好的朋友在散布对她恶毒的流言。

2）People who have never tried this are astounded by the enormous effect it often has.

从未对其尝试的人对其所产生的显著效果感到惊奇。

10. appal

appal “惊骇”，不但指惊讶而且带有恐惧可怕之意。

1）The passengers were rather appalled to see that their ship was about to go under.

乘客们看到他们的船快要沉了都惊骇不已。

2）The new edition of “Hamlet” will appal some people for being so resoluytel unclassical.

新版《哈姆雷特》如此违背经典，确实惊世骇俗。

11.Unbelievable

unbelievable 英 [ˌʌnbɪˈli:vəbl] 美 [ˌʌnbɪˈlivəbəl]

adj.不可相信的；站不住脚的；（由于太好或太糟而）令人难以置信的；非常惊人的

1)不可思议的；难以置信的；极好的；非常棒的

If you say that something is unbelievable, you are emphasizing that it is very good, impressive, intense, or extreme.

例句：

His guitar solos are just unbelievable...

他的吉他独奏棒极了。

The pressure they put us under was unbelievable...

他们给我们施加的压力之大超乎想象。

2）极其糟糕的；令人震惊的；令人无法相信的

You can use unbelievable to emphasize that you think something is very bad or shocking.

例句：

I find it unbelievable that people can accept this sort of behaviour...

人们竟能接受这样的行为，我震惊不已。

Yes, the music library burned, three or four double basses burned. It's just unbelievable.

是的，音乐图书馆被烧了，三四把低音提琴烧毁了。真是太不幸了。

3）不可信的；不像真实的

If an idea or statement is unbelievable, it seems so unlikely to be true that you cannot believe it.

例句：

I still find this story both fascinating and unbelievable...

我仍觉得这个故事既有趣又不太可信。

I know it sounds unbelievable but I never wanted to cheat.

我知道听上去难以置信，但我从不想撒谎。