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

• Something in the bushes spooked her horse.
  矮树林里有东西惊了她的马。
• They were dragged down by worse-than-expected bad debts in its small business unit that spooked investors.
  该行小企业部门的坏账情况要比预期的更糟糕，引起投资者的不安，拖累了该行股价。
• Investors were spooked by slowing economies.
  经济增长速度的放慢让投资者神经紧张。
• Rumours that a bank in the US or Europe was about to be nationalised spooked traders.
  关于有一家美国或欧洲银行将会被国有化的传言令交易员感到惊慌。
• And that had begun to spread to businesses and the economy, which spooked international investors.
  而且，这种情况也开始扩散到商界和经济中，让国际投资者感到不安。
• Fears of another drop into recession for the world economy spooked investors across the region.
  对世界经济或再次疲软的担忧引发了这一区域投资者的恐慌。
• Bankers are growing worried that institutional shareholders, spooked by regulatory unpredictability, will start to lose faith.
  银行家们愈发担心，机构持股者出于对监管规则不确定性的恐惧，而开始丧失信心。
• My guess is he got spooked and he ran.
  我想他是被吓着然后逃跑了。
• That phone call last night really spooked me.
  昨晚那个电话真把我吓坏了。
• All this has spooked investors.
  这一切吓坏了投资者。