mind-blowing

• 用来形容某事物极其令人震撼、惊叹或意外，常带有强烈的冲击感和极致的赞美意味。

Used to describe something that is extremely impressive, surprising, or shocking.

1. Intensely surprising or impressiveB2informal

   So astonishing, impressive, or shocking that it affects the mind or emotions deeply.

   令人震惊

   • The special effects in the movie were absolutely mind-blowing.
   • Her performance on stage was mind-blowing; the audience gave her a standing ovation.
   • The complexity of the scientific discovery was mind-blowing to the researchers.

   同义词amazingastonishingastoundingawe-inspiringbreathtakingincrediblemind-bogglingoverwhelmingstaggeringstunning

   反义词banalboringmundaneordinarypedestrianunimpressiveunremarkable

2. C1informal

   Relating to a substance or experience that alters perception, often causing hallucinations or extreme sensory changes.

   致幻的

   • The drug had a mind-blowing effect, causing vivid visual hallucinations.
   • He described the psychedelic experience as truly mind-blowing.
   • The artist's work was inspired by mind-blowing visions from his travels.

   同义词hallucinogenicmind-alteringpsychedelicpsychoactivepsychotropic

   反义词clarifyingsobering