Word · Frequency #35334
scandalise
verb
使震惊；使愤慨；使反感
核心释义
strike with disgust or revulsion
- 1.
使感到厌恶或反感
strike with disgust or revulsion
使感到厌恶或反感；使(某人)愤慨；使感震惊；使(某人)反感；诽谤
用法In use
His rude behaviour scandalised the guests at the dinner party.
用法提示：scandalised 是及物动词 scandalise 的过去式，表示主语使宾语感到愤慨/震惊。
She scandalises her relatives every time she brings her dog to a family meal.
用法提示：scandalises 是 scandalise 的第三人称单数现在式，表示一种习惯性的“使…震惊”行为。
The old man is scandalising the whole street by painting his house bright pink.
用法提示：is scandalising 是 scandalise 的现在进行时，表示“正在使…反感/震惊”。
scandalise + object
His remarks scandalised the entire audience.
他的言论使全体观众极为愤慨。
scandalise + object + by + -ing phrase
相关词与表达Connections
易混词Confusing words
词族Word family
- scandalises
- third person singular
- scandalised
- past, past participle
学习提示Learner notes
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