complete surprise

没有任何预兆或迹象。

常用释义

词性释义

完全的惊喜：指完全出乎意料的惊喜，没有任何预兆或迹象。
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When my assistant came into my office in early 2005 and told me that Carl Icahn was on the phone, it was a complete surprise.
And it seems to have come as a complete surprise to Mr. Obama.
It was a complete surprise to me, I wasn't expecting and hadn't even thought of it.
"It caught us by complete surprise that they are actually up in the high plateau well before the Ice Age has started, " Wang says.
Talking with responders , it was obvious that the scenario, date, and time was a complete surprise.
That quarry's nature, reported this week in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, is not a complete surprise.
When he announced he was going to retire, it came as a complete surprise --- because most of us thought he already had.
Kim Jong-il's death should not have come as a complete surprise to anyone, given his tenuous health.
Many analysts say Mr. Obama's selection came as a complete surprise, since he has been in office less than a year.
The discovery came as a complete surprise even to the Laureates themselves.
The response, while equally simple, was a complete surprise.
Their engagement came as a complete surprise to me.
This gang is dangerous, so the raid has to be a complete surprise.
This gang is dangerous, so the raid get to be a complete surprise.
The gift came as a complete surprise (to me).
"That was a complete surprise, " Dr. Levine said.
Those abundances were "a complete surprise, " according to Naslim.
Her letter came as a complete surprise.
As for the house, it was a complete surprise, just as my father had promised.
Event has appeared by complete surprise.
更新时间：2025-05-04 00:06

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