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BNC: 2250 COCA: 2868
sudden
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adjective /ˈsʌd(ə)n/
  1. happening very quickly and without any sign that it is going to happen 突然的；急剧的；迅速而意外的

    a sudden rise in violent crime 暴力犯罪的急剧增加

    She felt a sudden pain in her hip. 她突然感到臀部一阵疼痛。

    His departure was very sudden and unexpected. 他的离去很突然，出人意外。

     Synonyms and related words
    Making you feel surprised or amazed: surprising, amazing, astonishing...

derived word

suddenness

noun [U]
 Synonyms and related words
Making you feel surprised or amazed: surprising, amazing, astonishing...
sudden
noun /ˈsʌd(ə)n/

phrase

  • all of a sudden

    if something happens all of a sudden, it happens quickly, and without any sign that it is going to happen 突然地；出乎意料地；突如其来地

    All of a sudden, the bedroom window flew open. 突然间，卧室的窗户开了。

     Synonyms and related words
    Happening or done quickly, suddenly or immediately: suddenly, immediately, at once...
BNC: 2250 COCA: 2868
BNC: 2250 COCA: 2868
sudden

adjective

sudden ♦︎ sharp ♦︎ dramatic ♦︎ abruptThese words all describe sth happening quickly or unexpectedly. 这些词均表示突然的、急剧的、意外的。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆a sudden / a sharp / a dramatic / an abrupt increase / rise (in sth)◆a sudden / sharp / dramatic drop / fall (in sth)◆a sudden / sharp / dramatic change / improvement / deterioration◆a sudden / a dramatic / an abrupt end◆a sudden / dramatic appearance / arrival◆a sudden / an abrupt disappearance / departure / movement / stop / halt■ sudden happening or done quickly and unexpectedly 突然的；忽然的；骤然的◆Don't make any sudden movements.不要做任何突然的动作。◆His death was very sudden.他死得很突然。◆It was only decided yesterday. It's all been very sudden.这是昨天才决定的，一切都非常突然。 OPP gradual ⇨ slow ▸ suddenly

adverb

◆I suddenly realized what I had to do.我忽然明白了我该做些什么。◆It all happened so suddenly.一切都来得那么突然。■ sharp [usually before noun](especially of a change in sth) sudden and rapid （尤指变化）急剧的，骤然的◆There has been a sharp drop in prices.价格骤降了。◆He heard a sharp intake of breath.他听到了一声猛吸气的声音。ⓘ Sharp is usually used to talk about sudden, big changes in numbers, prices, levels, rates, etc. Typical collocates are rise, increase, drop and fall. * sharp通常用来表示在数目、价格、水平、比率等方面的突然而巨大的变化，常见搭配词有rise、increase、drop和fall。▸ sharply

adverb

◆The temperature drops sharply at night.夜间温度急剧下降。◆Profits fell sharply following the takeover.公司被收购后利润突然大幅度降低。◆The road fell sharply to the sea.那条公路陡然下坡，通向大海。■ dramatic (of a change, an event, etc.) sudden, very great and often surprising （变化、事件等）突然的，巨大的，令人吃惊的◆I need to see a dramatic improvement in your work.我需要看到你的工作有巨大改进。◆The announcement had a dramatic effect on house prices.那个公告对住房价格产生了巨大影响。▸ dramatically

adverb

◆Prices have increased dramatically in the last few years.最近几年价格暴涨。■ abrupt əˈbrʌpt sudden and unexpected, often in an unpleasant way （常指不快事）突然的，意外的◆His abrupt departure made me think I had done something to upset him.他突然离去，让我觉得自己惹他生气了。◆The accident brought his career to an abrupt end.那起事故使他的职业生涯突然结束了。▸ abruptly

adverb

◆The interview ended abruptly when I refused to work weekends.面试因我拒绝周末加班而中途结束。

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