Startledの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: "Shocked" ou "alarmed" sont des synonymes anglais. Cela signifie que quelqu'un ou quelque chose vous a fait sursauter. Par exemple, "He came bursting into the room and startled all of us." Cela peut également vouloir dire qu'une personne est étonnée de quelque chose : "The results of the study startled the scientist."

A: surprised (but perhaps a little more intensely)

He screamed so loudly it made me jump. It really startled me

A: can u please show me an example sentence

A: Surprised suddenly!

A: Surprised and shocked.

A: Startled - asustado, sorprendido


You'll pardon me if I appear a little startled at this news! Disculpa si parezco un poco sorprendido sobre esta noticia.

I was so startled, I didn't know what to say./Estaba tan sorprendida que no sabía qué decir.

He’s startled by the harsh reality of it. /está asustado por la dura realidad de él

A: Definition: (past tense) feeling of sudden shock or fear

He looked startled for a second.

He was startled when watching the scary movie.

She startled me when she jumped out from the closet.

A: "startled" is used when you are shocked or you got a little scared. When someone surprised you, you can say "You startled me!"

A: My cat startled me when she suddenly jumped onto the table.
Do be startled darling, it's only me.
You startled me! Don't creep up behind people like that.

A: Startled does not always imply that you are scared. It can also mean that something surprised you.

It was quiet until she dropped her textbook which startled everyone.

Scary is to describe something that is frightening or makes you nervous.

That house is scary. I would not want to go in there.

A: startled is on a lesser scale than shocked

I was walking down the hallway and was startled because my coworker came around the corner.

When I came into work, I was shocked to find that my coworker decorated my desk for my birthday.

A: Startled is surprised. Astounded is amazed.

The sudden sound of barking dogs startled me.

The Pink Floyd concert amazed me.

A: "Startled" is when something moves suddenly and you twitch

"Scared" is a feeling when you think something very bad is likely, usually it is hard to think and you want to run (or hit things).

It is very common to use "scared" to describe people who have been "startled"

A: They are both a reaction to something unexpected. You would tend to be startled by something like a loud noise.

A: You could use the word, "yelp" or "yelped" in past tense?

A: Startled - "Ah! You startled me"

A: I would’ve been startled if they had known my secret.

A: I think what you said is fine.

"I jumped up" means I had been sitting or lying, before I jumped up. Afterwards I was on my feet.
"I jumped" means just that I made a sudden movement in response to being startled, but does not imply standing.