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- To cause surprise or mild disapproval. 使不满，使不快引起惊奇或轻微的不满
- Raise eyebrows To cause surprise or mild disapproval. 使不满,使不快:引起惊奇或轻微的不满。
- Xiongnu people a unique saddle caused surprise the Romans. 匈奴人独特的马鞍引起了罗马人的惊奇。
- Her country clothes and wet hair caused surprise, and a servant came up to her at once and told her to go. 她那身乡下人穿的衣服以及湿漉漉的头发引起了惊异,一个仆人马上过来让她离开。
- A benign tumour will not cause you any fatal harm. 良性肿瘤不会对你有致命的伤害。
- Her visit did not cause me much surprise. 她的来访并没有令我太惊讶。
- causing surprise or wonder or amazement. 引起惊讶、惊奇或惊异的。
- It's certain that every effect must have a cause. 无疑，每个结果必定有其原因。
- The earthquake may cause a region to fall in. 地震可以使一个地区下陷。
- As a cause for surprise; surprisingly. 作为惊奇的原因; 惊奇地
- Inequalities in wealth cause social unrest. 贫富不均可造成社会动荡。
- Unhappiness is the root cause of his illness. 不开心是他生病的根源。
- A swine over fat is the cause of his own bane. 猪因壮死（象以齿焚）。
- Don't complain without good cause. 没有充分的理由就不要抱怨。
- To cause unpleasant surprise to; shock. 使产生反感；使震惊
- causing surprise or amazement by not being expected. 料想不到的、令人惊讶的或惊愕的。
- "Nothing happens without a cause" is a generality. “凡事必有因”是一个通则。
- You have no cause for complaint. 你没有理由抱怨。
- The belief in god cause people to do good. 对上帝的信仰使人行善。
- The sway of the pail cause some milk to spill out. 桶的摇晃使一些牛奶溢了出来。
