be wide-eyed
The child was wide-eyed with wonder.
孩子睁大眼睛,充满了好奇。
睁大眼睛的
惊讶或吃惊。;天真;单纯;像婴儿一样。;非比喻或习语用法:参见 wide, eye, -ed。;非常吃惊的;天真的
fully open or extended (of eyes)
惊讶或吃惊。
Astonished or surprised.
天真;单纯;像婴儿一样。
Naive; innocent; like a baby.
非比喻或习语用法:参见 wide, eye, -ed。
Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see wide, eye, -ed.
The children stared wide-eyed at the magician's tricks.
孩子们睁大眼睛盯着魔术师的把戏。
用法提示:此处wide-eyed作形容词,描述因惊讶而睁大眼睛。
She looked at him wide-eyed, unable to believe the news.
她睁大眼睛看着他,不敢相信这个消息。
用法提示:wide-eyed表示因震惊或难以置信而睁大眼睛。
The wide-eyed puppy seemed curious about everything.
那只睁着大眼睛的小狗似乎对一切都很好奇。
用法提示:wide-eyed在此形容小狗眼睛睁大,显得天真好奇。
The child was wide-eyed with wonder.
孩子睁大眼睛,充满了好奇。
She gave a wide-eyed stare at the magician.
她睁大眼睛盯着魔术师。
He was wide-eyed with astonishment.
他惊讶得睁大眼睛。
grammar · medium
易错句子He looked at me with wide-eye.
正确表达He looked at me with wide-eyed.
wide-eyed 是形容词,意为‘睁大眼睛的’,而 wide-eye 不是标准表达。正确用法是使用 wide-eyed 作为形容词作状语或定语。
grammar · medium
易错句子He was big-eyed with surprise.
正确表达He was wide-eyed with surprise.
big-eyed 通常指眼睛大,而非因惊讶而瞪大眼睛;wide-eyed 才表示因惊讶或天真而睁大眼睛。
grammar · medium
易错句子The wide-eyed of the children showed their wonder.
正确表达The wide-eyed look of the children showed their wonder.
wide-eyed 是形容词,不能作名词使用;需要搭配名词如 look 或 eyes 来表示‘睁大眼睛的表情’。
拼写相似,但「wild-eyed」强调愤怒或狂热,而「wide-eyed」强调吃惊或天真。
「wide-open」侧重物理状态(如眼睛、门等完全张开),「wide-eyed」侧重表情或态度(吃惊、天真)。
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