stun

英 [stʌn]

美 [stʌn]

v.  使昏迷; (尤指)打昏; 使震惊(或惊愕、目瞪口呆); 给(某人)以深刻印象; 使深深感动

过去分词：stunned　过去式：stunned　第三人称单数：stuns　现在分词：stunning　复数：stuns　

CET6考研TOEFLGRETEM8

Collins.2 / BNC.11636 / COCA.5131

牛津词典

verb

• 使昏迷；（尤指）打昏
  to make a person or an animal unconscious for a short time, especially by hitting them on the head
  1. The fall stunned me for a moment.
     那一下摔得我昏迷了片刻。
  2. The animals are stunned before slaughter.
     屠宰前要先把动物击昏。
• 使震惊（或惊愕、目瞪口呆）
  to surprise or shock sb so much that they cannot think clearly or speak
• 给（某人）以深刻印象；使深深感动
  to impress sb very much
  1. They were stunned by the view from the summit.
     在峰顶看到的景色使他们惊叹不已。

柯林斯词典

• VERB 使震惊;使目瞪口呆;使惊愕
  If youare stunnedby something, you are extremely shocked or surprised by it and are therefore unable to speak or do anything.
  1. Many cinema-goers were stunned by the film's violent and tragic end.
     许多来看电影的人都被这部影片暴力而悲惨的结局所震惊。
• VERB 使昏迷;使眩晕;打昏
  If something such as a blow on the headstunsyou, it makes you unconscious or confused and unsteady.
  1. Sam stood his ground and got a blow that stunned him.
     萨姆站在原地，被一下打昏了。
• See also:stunning

英英释义

verb

• make senseless or dizzy by or as if by a blow
  1. stun fish
  Synonym:stupefy
• hit something or somebody as if with a sandbag
  Synonym:sandbag
• overcome as with astonishment or disbelief
  1. The news stunned her
  Synonym:bedazedaze

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