bombshell

英 [ˈbɒmʃel]

美 [ˈbɑːmʃel]

n.  出乎意料的事情，意外消息(常指不幸); 金发美女

复数：bombshells　

TEM8

Collins.1 / BNC.19695 / COCA.16402

牛津词典

noun

• 出乎意料的事情，意外消息（常指不幸）
  an event or a piece of news which is unexpected and usually unpleasant
  1. The news of his death came as a bombshell.
     他去世的消息令人震惊。
  2. She dropped a bombshell at the meeting and announced that she was leaving.
     她在会上宣布了令人吃惊的消息，说她将要离开。
• 金发美女
  a very attractive woman with blonde hair

柯林斯词典

• See also:His resignation after thirteen years is a political bombshell...The police told me. It was a bombshell. I had no idea.blonde bombshell

英英释义

noun

• an explosive bomb or artillery shell
• a shocking surprise
  1. news of the attack came like a bombshell
  Synonym:thunderboltthunderclap
• an entertainer who has a sensational effect
  1. she was a blonde bombshell

双语例句

• This plain statement of facts fell like a bombshell on mamma.
  这一简单的事实陈述则像一个***在妈妈。
• My sacking was a real bombshell.
  我被解雇真是出人意料。
• I know it's a bombshell
  我知道这让人很不舒服
• She's a real bombshell and all the men passing her would have a look at her.
  她真是个俏佳人，所有的男人走过她身旁都禁不住要张望一下。
• It's also ageing, leaving her looking more like Coronation Street's Bet Lynch than a blonde bombshell.
  随着年龄渐长，她这身服装也使得她比加冕街的贝特林奇看起来更“惊艳”。
• The book had come as a bombshell to many learned people in Britain.
  这本书大大地震动了英国的许多学者。
• Then he dropped the bombshell that he was going to Rangers.
  然后他告诉我打算去流浪者了。
• This bombshell was unexpected, and makes it highly unlikely that she will ever be president.
  这是个出乎众人意料的爆炸性消息，让人觉得她很有可能永远成不了总统。
• The police told me. It was a bombshell. I had no idea.
  是警察告诉我的。我很震惊，完全没想到。
• Her decision not to stand for election came as a bombshell to her supporters.
  她不参加竞选的决定大大出乎她的支持者们的意料。