consternate
读音：['kɔnstə:neit]
v. 使惊愕, 使惊恐
例句与用法：
A constellation in the Southern Hemisphere.
显微镜座南半球星空的一个星座
A cluster of stars smaller than a constellation.
星群，星座比星座小的一簇星星
My constellation is Great Bear.
我的星座是大熊星座。
They are constellation of Hollywood talent.
他们是好莱坞的一群才俊。
词形变化：
动词过去式: consternated | 动词过去分词: consternated | 动词现在分词: consternating | 动词第三人称单数: consternates |
vt.
使惊恐
consternate
过去式：consternated
过去分词：consternated
现在进行时：consternating
词形变化：
动词过去式: consternated | 动词过去分词: consternated | 动词现在分词: consternating | 动词第三人称单数: consternates |
consternateconsternateD.J.:[ˈkɔnstə(:)neit]K.K.:[ˈkɑnstɚˌnet]vt.1.翻译：使惊愕,使惊恐
consternate['kɔnstə,neit]vt.
1.翻译：[常用被动语态]使惊恐，使惊讶；使慌乱：When he saw the mountain torrents rushing down with a devastating force, he was consternated.看到山洪来势凶猛时，他惊慌失色。变形vt.consternatedconsternating
1.翻译：(常用被动语态)使惊愕 consternate
[ˈkɒnstəneɪt]
verb
[with obj.]fill (someone) with anxiety
使焦虑；使惊恐
[as adj. consternated]‘Oh dear’ said Georgiana, looking a little consternated.
“哎呀，"乔治亚娜说道，看上去有点着急。语源
mid 17th cent.: from Latin consternat- 'terrified, prostrated', from the verb consternare
consternate
动词 consternate:
fill with anxiety, dread, dismay, or confusion