surprise
sә'praizn. the astonishment you feel when something totally unexpected happens to you · n. a sudden unexpected event · n. the act of surprising someone
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I hope he will be happy when he receives the surprise present.
我希望他收到这份惊喜礼物时会很高兴。
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I was just surprised by the kind of nutty, coconutty tanginess to it, yet underlying sweetness.
我只是对它那种坚果味、椰子味的酸味感到惊讶,但底层又有一种甜味。
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Now, Framework made a very Linux-friendly laptop, so it wasn't a huge surprise that it worked pretty well here.
Framework制造了一台非常友好的Linux笔记本电脑,所以它在这里运行得很好并不令人惊讶。
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And so it's not surprising that that it has a huge impact on every aspect of our health.
所以它对我们健康的方方面面产生巨大影响也就不足为奇了。
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I mean, this one should just not be a surprise to you guys.
我的意思是,这一条对你们来说应该不足为奇。
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