vt.(尤指)打昏，使昏迷，使震惊(或惊愕、目瞪口呆)，给(某人)以深刻印象，使深深感动
n.震惊，晕眩，胡桃

原形：stun第三人称单数：stuns过去式：stunned过去分词：stunned现在分词：stunning

They were stunned by the view of the Great wall.
他们被长城的景色惊呆了。
I was too stunned to speak a word.
我吓得说不出话来。
His speech stuned the audience.
他的演讲使观众感到震惊。
The beauty of the sunset stunned everyone present.
日落的美丽让在场的所有人都惊叹不已。
She was stunned by the unexpected news of her promotion.
她对突然的升职消息感到惊讶不已。
The athlete's performance stunned the audience with its sheer power and grace.
运动员的表现以其惊人的力量和优雅震惊了观众。
The explosion stunned the neighbors, shaking the windows in their frames.
爆炸的巨响震得邻居们头晕，窗户都在框里摇晃。
The revelation of his secret past stunned his friends.
他秘密过去的揭露让他的朋友们大吃一惊。
The complexity of the mathematical problem stunned even the most experienced professors.
这道数学题的复杂性甚至令最有经验的教授都感到吃惊。
He was stunned by the sudden loss of his job.
他对突然失业感到震惊。
The intricate details of the ancient artwork stunned the archaeologists.
古代艺术品的精细细节使考古学家们惊叹不已。
The baby's first steps stunned its parents with joy.
宝宝的第一步让父母惊喜不已。
The magnitude of the disaster stunned the entire nation.
灾难的严重性震惊了全国。