单词：shocker
n. a sensational message (in a film or play or novel)
shocker的用法和样例：
例句
- Today's public announcement was a shocker.今天的发布会真是令人震惊。
- Some of these horror stories are real shockers.这些恐怖小说有的十分吓人。
词汇搭配
- shilling shocker耸人听闻的廉价小说...
经典引文
Lucky Sovereign ran a shocker, either unable or unwilling to give his true running.
出自：Horse HoundThe jury found the guy guilty on only one count. A real shocker.
出自：Chicago
单词：shocker 相关文章
模仿文本： Well, there's been a real flurry of figures coming out of the US in recent days, not too many good ones though. It's earning season and Wayne S. Kaufman, who's the chief market analyst with John Thomas Financial, has been reading the
英音模仿秀
Dialogue 1 Xiao Gao: Hey, Jingjing. Geez, are you gonna sit there and watch TV all day? You're becoming a real couch potato. 小高：嗨，京晶，天哪，你就打算一直坐在那儿看一整天电视吗？你都快变成不折不扣的懒骨头了
英语PK台
Hi, Jess. Good morning, Julie. Alright, what is shocking you this morning? The big shocker is that Dreamgirls, not nominated for best picture. It was considered not only a sure nominee but also a front runner to win. So thats a big surprise. We shou
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