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blindsiding

/ˈblaɪnd.saɪ.dɪŋ/

翻译: 形容某件事或消息完全出乎意料,让人措手不及、毫无防备。, 指用突然的信息或意外事件使人震惊、措手不及,常使其毫无准备或不知所措。, 动词,指使某人措手不及、猝不及防,通常是用令人不快或意想不到的事情突然袭击。

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adjective

/ˈblaɪnd.saɪ.dɪŋ/C2formalamerican
  • zh形容某件事或消息完全出乎意料,让人措手不及、毫无防备。

Describes an event or piece of news that is unexpected and catches someone completely off guard.

  1. Surprising unexpectedlyB2informalamerican

    Causing someone to be surprised or shocked by something unexpected.

    zh令人措手不及的

    • The blindsiding news of the layoffs left everyone speechless.
    • Her blindsiding comment caught him completely off guard.
    • The blindsiding defeat in the final match was hard to accept.

    同义词astonishingshockingstartlingstunningsurprisingunexpected

    反义词expectedforeseeablepredictableunsurprising

词形
  • more blindsiding comparative form
  • most blindsiding superlative form

noun

/ˈblaɪnd.saɪ.dɪŋ/C1formal
  • zh指用突然的信息或意外事件使人震惊、措手不及,常使其毫无准备或不知所措。

A noun referring to the act of surprising or shocking someone with unexpected information or an unforeseen event, often leaving them unprepared or disoriented.

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  1. Unexpected shockB2informal

    The act of surprising someone with something unexpected, often unpleasant.

    zh意外打击

    • The blindsiding of the team by the sudden resignation was shocking.
    • His blindsiding of her with the news caused a lot of confusion.
    • The blindsiding of the company by the new regulations was a major setback.

    同义词bombshelleye openerjoltrevelationshocksurprisethunderbolt

    反义词forewarningpreparationwarning

词形
  • blindsidings plural form
  • blindsidings' possessive plural form
  • blindsiding's possessive singular form

verb

blindside/ˈblaɪnd.saɪd/C1formalamerican
  • zh动词,指使某人措手不及、猝不及防,通常是用令人不快或意想不到的事情突然袭击。

A verb meaning to surprise someone, usually with something unpleasant or unexpected, often catching them off guard.

  1. Catch unawaresB2informalamerican

    To surprise someone, especially with harmful or negative consequences.

    zh措手不及

    • The news of the layoffs blindsided the entire department.
    • Her sudden resignation blindsided her manager.
    • The team was completely blindsided by the competitor's new product launch.

    同义词ambushstartlesurprisewaylay

    反义词alertforewarnpreparewarn

  2. Attack from a hidden sideB2formalamerican

    To attack or hit someone from a direction where they cannot see you coming.

    zh从盲侧袭击

    • The defender blindsided the quarterback, causing a fumble.
    • He was blindsided by a tackle from his left.
    • The player was penalized for blindsiding an opponent.

    同义词ambushbushwhacksucker punchsurprisewaylay

    反义词confrontface

词形
  • blindsided past participle
  • blindsided past simple
  • blindsiding present participle
  • blindsides third person singular