spooked 基本解释
v.吓，吓唬( spook的过去式和过去分词 )；
英英释义
spook
n.someone unpleasantly strange or eccentric同义词：creepweirdoweirdieweirdy
a mental representation of some haunting experience同义词：ghostshadewraithspecterspectre
v.frighten or scare, and often provoke into a violent action"The noise spooked the horse"
spooked 相关例句
双语例句
用作名词(n.)- Are you afraid of spooks?
你怕不怕鬼? - I just learned that my father had been a spook for years.
我刚刚才得知我父亲多年来一直是个间谍。
用作及物动词(vt.)- Something in the bushes spooked her horse.
矮树林里有东西惊了她的马。 - Someone like you won't spook me.
像你这样的人吓唬不了我。 - The drop, say analysts, was enough to spook an already nervous market.
这种跌落，分析师认为，足以在已经很紧张的市场引起恐慌。 - I can spook a letter for you, if necessary.
如果有必要，我可以代你写封信的。
权威例句
SpookedSpookedSpookedSpooked: Espionage in Corporate AmericaSpooked by sound: The Blair Witch ProjectSpooked! How not to prevent violent extremismPhysicists spooked by faster-than-light information transferSpooked politicians are undermining flood defence policy with short term decisionsSPOOKED BY `WITCH'.(marketing film "The Blair Witch Project")(includes related article on making the film)Don't get spooked! How to collaborate with a professional medical communicator (and avoid ghostwriting).
