spooked

英 [spuːkt]

美 [spuːkt]

v.  吓; 惊吓; 受惊
spook的过去分词和过去式

过去式：spooked　过去分词：spooked　

COCA.30365

柯林斯词典

• 鬼魂;幽灵
  Aspookis a ghost.
• N-COUNT 间谍
  Aspookis a spy.
  1. ...as a US intelligence spook said yesterday.
     据昨天一位美国情报员所说…
• VERB 使受到惊吓;使神经紧张
  If peopleare spooked, something has scared them or made them nervous.
  1. But was it the wind that spooked her?...
     但会是风吓到她了吗？
  2. Investors were spooked by slowing economies.
     经济增长速度的放慢让投资者神经紧张。

双语例句

• Difficulties at Citi and other banks spooked markets and prompted a further lurch in the dollar.
  花旗和其它银行遇到的困境令市场震惊，并促使美元汇率进一步下跌。
• Something in the bushes spooked her horse.
  矮树林里有东西惊了她的马。
• Traders suggested that they had been spooked by concerns that the cronyism and opaque insider dealings that have long plagued business here had spread to monetary policy.
  货币交易商暗示，他们受到惊吓，是因为担心长期困扰着俄工商业的任人唯亲和不透明的内幕交易，已经蔓延到货币政策方面。
• I don't want the crew getting spooked.
  我可不想让船上那些人害怕。
• It all started with memories of a salad oil scandal that spooked investors half a century ago.
  而所有这一切都发端于巴菲特的回忆：半个世纪前使投资者惊慌失措的那场色拉油丑闻。
• The divergence suggests that investors have been spooked by the story, which VW quickly denied.
  这个背离大盘的走势表明上面提到的报道已经吓到了投资者，虽然大众很快予以否认。
• That phone call last night really spooked me.
  昨晚那个电话真把我吓坏了。
• What this shows is that the system created by Mr Putin is spooked by the slightest competition.
  这显示出由普金创建的政治体系是多么脆弱，一点小小的竞争就把它给唬住了。
• I was momentarily spooked to find cucumber slices where his eyes should have been.
  当我发现他的双眼处是两片黄瓜片时，着实吓了一跳。
• A report on Tuesday from Moody's, the ratings agency, warning of deteriorating conditions in eastern Europe triggered turmoil in the region's markets, which spread to western Europe and even spooked New York.
  日前，评级机构穆迪（Moody's）的一份报告警告称，东欧形势不断恶化引发了该地区市场的动荡，并波及到西欧乃至纽约。