Surprise meaning in English

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Definition

a surprise: an unexpected event, development noun
to surprise: to do something that another person does not expect verb
  • "I can see by the look on your faces that you are surprised to see us, alive and well."
  • "to come out of the blue/out of a clear blue sky (this is my favourite today: sky AND blue!) - to come unexpectedly, as a total surprise"
  • "To thank you for your excellent work, I have a surprise for you."
  • "The modern world is full of surprises."
  • "I'm surprised you didn't leave him years ago."
  • "Desmond : Surprised to see me, brother?"
  • "Well, I have a surprise for you, Gymglish users."
  • "At our age, it's a surprise every time we get up in the morning, right?"
  • "She took me to a surprise destination for our next date..."
  • "" The kangaroo says, "At these prices, I'm not surprised."

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