1.〈非正式〉被震惊的;极其惊讶的,主要用于英式英语
1.<informal>extremely surprised or shocked, mainly used in British English
1.I can remember feeling gobsmacked, and then calling my wife at home to ask her to start the Lotus Domino services on the home computer.
我还记得当时我大吃一惊，然后我打电话给在家里的妻子，请她启动家里的计算机上的LotusDomino服务。
2."The market is gobsmacked that BofA could have done this without mandating Merrill, " a banker at a rival house said.
“美国银行竟然不通过美林完成交易，市场对此感到震惊，”一家对手银行的银行家表示。
3.Wandering round the school, I was absolutely gobsmacked at the care that had been taken to get all the props and period details right.
绕著学校漫步时，当我注意到所有的道具和那个时期的详细资料都恢复正常时，完全大吃了一惊。
4.She was gobsmacked to find that the man in black coat was her classmate of primary school.
她吃惊发现那个穿黑外套男人是她小学同学。
5.14'40' Tassoti: One of their directors had his photo taken with the cup before the game. We read the papers and we were gobsmacked.
塔索蒂：他们的一个主教在比赛前就已经把和奖杯合影的照片照好了。我们读到报纸的时候真的完全不知所措，囧死了。
6.Hearne, the girl's mother, said, "When I looked at the clock I was gobsmacked. It is certainly a date to remember. "
她的母亲赫恩说：“当我抬眼看表的时候，一下子目瞪口呆，这的确是一个值得纪念的日子。”
7.Frank: I'll be son of a gun. I am gobsmacked.
弗兰克：你是在开玩笑的吧！听了真令我惊讶。
8.Chris Patten, former governor of Hong Kong, says the Chinese are "gobsmacked" , having long written off Americans as racist.
前香港总督彭定康（ChrisPatten）称，中国人“目瞪口呆”，因为他们长期以来都将美国人视为种族主义者。