1.震惊的;惊呆了的
2.不能动弹的
1.stun的过去式和过去分词形式
1.very shocked or upset, especially so that you are unable to act normally
2.unable to move normally because you have been hit very hard
1.the past tense and past participle of stun
1.we make a mistake big enough, we can find ourselves on a new level, stunned, out in If the clear, ready to move again.
如果我们犯了一个够大得错误，我们就能发现我们登上了一个新的台阶，在清新的境界中感到震动，并准备从头开始四、
2.That's why Charlie was stunned when he heard Greg come on the line. From his tone alone he knew something was terribly wrong.
因此今天接到格里戈电话时，听到他的语气查理马上觉察到出事了，不禁大吃一惊。
3.all of a sudden the sharp orders stunned us. Four sturdy men wearing top coats surrounded us. It was o'clock in the morning the next day.
一声严厉的命令从天而降震耳欲聋四位身穿风衣的彪形大汉把我们团团围住这时已是第二天凌晨三点了。
4.Yao said he had known Lin was a good player but was stunned that he was able to reproduce the sensational form night after night.
姚明说，他知道林是一名优秀的球员，但仍被其在赛场上连续几天的表现惊呆了。
5.Abner, stunned by the suddenness of the attack, rose unsteadily to his feet and studied the naked giant who guarded the platform.
给突然袭击吓懵了的艾布纳摇摇晃晃立起身来，朝守护石坛的裸体巨人望了一会儿。
6."I'm stunned that this issue was resolved by such a clear diplomatic defeat, " he said.
“此事以如此明显的外交退却解决，令我感到震惊，”他表示。
7.They were all stunned that I had no idea it was Eid and apparently the notion that they should inform me about it never crossed their minds.
他们都很吃惊我竟然不知道尔德节到了，她们也从没想过需要提醒我。
8.And when Bush heard about this he was stunned, he was shocked. He had no idea he had a domestic policy adviser.
当布什听到这一消息后他惊呆了，他被完全震住了，他从来不知道他曾有过这样一位国内政策顾问。
9.I was stunned for a while, I did not expect this. . . So he was still feeling repentant and blaming himself over the matter just now!
我呆了一下，我没预料到他会讲这些…原来他还为着刚才那件事深感懊悔、自责！
10.Immediately I felt stunned by my own words for it seemed as though I was not the one who had spoken!
说完后，自己愣了一下，觉得这句话好像不是我说的。