consternation是什么意思

音标:英 [ˌkɒnstəˈneɪʃn]美 [ˌkɑnstɚˈneʃən]

惊愕, 恐怖, 惊惶失措

n fear resulting from the awareness of danger

consternation的用法和例句：

1. Much to the consternation of my family, because of our age difference.

虽然这让我的家人很不满 因为我们年龄差了太多

2. but you crinkle with consternation at the mere suggestion that you could make it snow.

但一点点关于你可以控制雪的暗示 就让你感到惊慌失措了

3. Fair cause for consternation, unless strange is a new language and what we're doing here is vocabulary building.

惊慌失措很正常 除非奇怪是一门新语言 而我们正在创建它的词汇

4. So, you're perfectly okay believing that tiny people on television can predict the weather, but you crinkle with consternation at the mere suggestion that you could make it snow.

你可以相信 电视里的小人可以预测天气 但一点点关于你可以控制雪的暗示 就让你感到惊慌失措了