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spooked

/spuːkt/ /spʊkt/

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verb

吓坏，惊吓。

To frighten or make nervous (especially by startling).

Examples :

"The hunters were spooked when the black cat crossed their path. The movement in the bushes spooked the deer and they ran."

猎人们看到黑猫穿过他们的路，被吓了一跳。灌木丛中的动静吓坏了鹿，它们就跑了。

mind sensation emotion

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verb

吓坏，受惊

To become frightened (by something startling).

Examples :

"The deer spooked at the sound of the dogs."

那只鹿被狗叫声吓坏了.

mind sensation emotion

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verb

吓唬，惊吓。

Examples :

"The old stories of the graveyard spooked the children on Halloween night. "

万圣节晚上，墓地的老故事吓得孩子们魂不守舍。

supernatural mind sensation

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adjective

吓坏了，惊吓的，疑神疑鬼的

A little scared; worried by a feeling or event. Describing the unsettling feeling there being another unknown ghostly presence.

Examples :

"Hearing a strange noise downstairs at night, I felt spooked and grabbed a flashlight. "

晚上听到楼下有奇怪的声音，我感觉有点儿疑神疑鬼的，赶紧抓起手电筒。

mind emotion sensation supernatural

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adjective

被监视，被盯梢

Being spied upon by security or intelligence services.

Examples :

"Sentence: "After the activist started criticizing the government online, he felt spooked and worried his emails were being read." "

这位社运人士开始在网上批评政府后，他感到被人盯梢了，而且很担心自己的邮件被偷看。

government police military politics

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adjective

吓了一跳，受惊的，惊吓到的

Taken off guard; astonished; surprised.

Examples :

"The loud bang outside spooked the cat, making it jump. "

外面突然一声巨响，把猫吓了一跳，它一下子跳了起来。

mind sensation emotion attitude

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adjective

受骗的，上当的

Duped into believing a spook.

Examples :

"He felt spooked by the magician, convinced he had actually seen a ghost appear. "

他被魔术师唬住了，深信自己真的看到了鬼魂显灵。

supernatural mind emotion