startling信息详情
adj.令人吃惊的
starling───n.桥墩尖端分水桩；挡水木桩；燕八哥；欧椋鸟；n.(Starling)人名；(英、葡)斯塔林
starting───n.开始；出发；v.开始（start的现在分词）
startlingly───adv.惊人地；使人惊奇地
unstartling───开诚布公
starveling───n.挨饿的人（或动物），饿瘦的人（或动物）；adj.（人、动物）挨饿的，消瘦的；缺乏的
dartling───vt.连射；突进；反复；vi.连射；突进；反复
heartling───心痛
snirtling───轨道
stabling───n.马厩设备；马厩
Sometimes the results may be rather startling.───有时结果可能相当惊人。
These myths have a startling likeness to one another.───这些神话彼此有惊人的相似之处。
Dekkeret found the landscape startling in its ugliness.───克雷特发现那风景难看得令人吃惊。
In her eyes was a color so startling, so unpredicted, that it almost threw him into a kind of battlefield shock.───她眼睛的颜色是如此迷人，如此出人意料，几乎将他置于战场上的那种震撼中。
Reading The Little Prince with her was a startling and wonderful hiatus from the rather dry business English classes that I taught so often.───我教的课往往是干巴巴的商务英语课，同她一起阅读《小王子》，成了一个令人惊喜的出口。
A occasional, Linda found a startling fact: the original sea bright was the biological father of starfish.───一次机缘下，林大发现了一个惊人事实：原来海亮竟是海星的亲生父亲！
I awoke to a green so startling as to be almost electric, as if spring were simply a matter of flipping a switch.───我一觉醒来，发现外面绿意喜人，简直让人诧异。春天好像开了闸一样一下子就来到了眼前。
When a principle is asserted which establishes such a precedent, and may lead to such results, it is, to say the least, startling.───提出这么一个原则，建议这么一个前提，而得到这么一个结论，就是退一步说，也是令人惊骇的。
It's startling to see that this is not always the case.───“但很惊讶地发现未必总是如此”。