flabbergast的音標為[fl?b?gɑ?st]，基本翻譯為“驚愕；目瞪口呆”，速記技巧為：flabbergast=flab（松弛）+berg（山）+ast（使…驚愕）→使松弛的山驚愕→驚愕。

Flabbergast是一個英語單詞，意思是使驚愕，使驚呆。這個詞來源于法語的“flabbergast”，意思是使驚愕，驚呆。

flabbergast的變化形式有復數形式：flabbergasts；現在分詞形式：flabbergasting；過去式形式：flabbergasted；過去分詞形式：flabbergasted。

相關單詞有：astonish（使驚奇），amaze（使驚奇），stagger（使驚愕），surprise（使驚奇），stunned（震驚的），shock（震驚），astound（使震驚），boggle（使困惑），puzzle（使迷惑），confound（使困惑）。

這些單詞都表示對某事感到驚訝或困惑的意思，而且它們的詞源都與驚奇、困惑有關。例如，astonish和amaze都來源于拉丁語的“ad”（向）和“stare”（站）結合，意思是“站在那里，對…感到驚訝”，而stagger和surprise則都來源于古英語中的“stiggan”（站不穩）。這些單詞在口語和書面語中廣泛使用，表達了對某事感到非常驚訝或困惑的情感。

常用短語：

1. flabbergasted

2. stunned

3. astonished

4. perplexed

5. bewildered

6. stunned speechless

7. dumbfounded

例句：

1. He was flabbergasted by the news.

2. She was stunned by the sudden turn of events.

3. The sight of the damage was enough to astonish anyone.

4. His explanation left her perplexed about what to do next.

5. The sudden change left them all bewildered.

6. He couldn"t believe his stunned speechless after hearing the news.

7. They were dumbfounded by the decision of the company.

英文小作文：

When I heard the news, I was completely flabbergasted. The situation was so unexpected that I couldn"t believe my ears. I felt like my world had been turned upside down, and everything that I had been working for seemed to disappear in an instant. I couldn"t speak, I couldn"t move, I couldn"t think clearly. It was only after a while that I began to process what had happened and try to make sense of it all. But even then, it was a struggle to keep my emotions in check and not let them overwhelm me completely. Flabbergasted is a strong feeling, but it can also be a wake-up call to reevaluate our lives and priorities and make the changes that we need to make.