1.Peter was really the best dancer among them, but he pretended to be scandalised.

彼得其实中间跳得最好的，但装出一副震惊的样子。

2." Sit in father's chair, John" ! Wendy was scandalised. " Certainly not" .

" 坐爸爸的椅子？约翰！" 温迪感到震惊， " 当然不行。"

3.This is the story about the painting of that raft, which shook the world, and scandalised high society.

这关于那艘木筏的画的故事，它震撼了世界，也震惊了上流社会。

4.The young men with moustaches were scandalised.

留着小胡子的年轻人被吓坏了。机翻

5.I'm gonna really scandalise you, Katie. I am going to be short the dry martini.

我真的会让你感到震惊，凯蒂。我打算卖空干马提尼。机翻

6.Egon Schiele was one of the great Vienna modernists, whose work scandalised  Austrian Society with its emaciated, eroticised forms and taboo subject matter.

埃贡·席勒 （Egon Schiele） 大的维也纳现代主义艺术家之一，的作品以其消瘦、色情的形式和禁忌的主题让奥地利社会感到震惊。机翻

7.Walter thought with a mild amusement how scandalised poor Serge would be if he could witness the treatment to which his adored Toby was being subjected.

沃尔特带着温和的好笑想到， 可怜的塞尔吉要亲眼目睹心爱的托比受到的待遇， 会多么震惊。机翻

8.Madame de Fervaques would have been as much scandalised by any unexpected movement or any lack of self-control, as by a lack of dignity towards one's inferiors.

任何意想不到的举动或自制力都会让德·费尔瓦克斯夫人感到震惊，就像对下属严一样。机翻

9.Now he retreated down the aisle, blowing his nose with loud trumpeting noises that drew scandalised looks from some, including, Harry saw, Dolores Umbridge...but Harry knew that Dumbledore would not have cared.

在顺着过道往回走，一边使劲擤着鼻子，发出吹喇叭般的响声，有些人朝投去不满的目光，哈利看到其中就有多洛雷斯·乌姆里奇… … 可哈利知道邓布利多不会介意的。

10.They were amazed; they were scandalised; his eccentricities and infidelities and generosities were the talk of every inn and farmhouse for miles; yet somehow no bailiff in the four counties would arrest him.

很惊讶；感到震惊；的怪癖、不忠和慷慨成为方圆数英里内每家旅馆和农舍的话题。但不知何故，四个县的法警都没有逮捕。机翻

11.While Duchamp was unintentionally  inventing the readymade, his painting, which the cubist's rejected in Paris, " Nude descending  a staircase" , was selected for the 1913 Armory show in New York City, where Americans  accustomed to more naturalistic art were scandalised.

当杜尚无意中发明了现成品时，那幅被巴黎立体主义者拒绝的画作《走下楼梯的裸女》却被选为1913年纽约军械库展览的参展作品，习惯于更为自然主义艺术的美国人对此感到震惊。机翻