1.鬼
2.〈美俚〉出没无常行踪古怪的人
3.〈美俚〉代笔者
1.鬼怪般地出没于
2.惊吓
3.(因受惊吓而)逃窜
1.a ghost, or frightening spirit
2.a spy
1.to make someone suddenly feel frightened or nervous; to suddenly feel frightened or nervous
1.The ISP seems spooked, saying that it's "serious" . We will find out what this is all about over the next week.
该服务商看似是受惊了，说问题“严重”。下周我们继续关注事态发展。
2.The Federal Reserve is still spooked by recession. It kept interest rates unchanged this week, as did the Bank of England earlier in June.
美联储仍旧对经济衰退心存余悸，本周它保持利率不变，同6月初英国央行按兵不动的做法一样。
3.The sudden reversal shows how much some investors are spooked by the recent political chaos and oil-production threats.
关联度的突然逆转显示出，一些投资者受到近来政治骚乱和石油生产危机的影响而大为惊慌。
4.The father reassured himself that it was just a coincidence, but was still a bit spooked.
父亲使自己放心，并告诉自己这只是一个巧合，但他仍有点不安。
5.A filly named Sugar was out for a ride with her owner when something spooked her, sending her falling into a canal.
一匹名叫“糖糖”的小母马在和主人出去遛弯的时候被什么东西惊吓到了，掉进一条小沟里。
6.Zak reassured himself that it was just a coincidence, but was still a bit spooked.
虽然扎克向自己保证，这只不过是一个意外，不过他还是有点担心。
7.Police Officer Victor Cera said the deer apparently was behind the apartment building when it was spooked by dogs let out of a kennel.
警官维克多·希拉说，很显然这头鹿一开始待在房子后面，结果被几只出窝的狗追赶。
8.Chairman Ben Bernanke spooked markets just a few weeks ago when he said the forecast for recovery remains "unusually uncertain. "
美联储主席本伯南克在几周前曾表示，美国经济形势依然很不明朗，导致股市下挫。
9.Such talk, no doubt, would rattle US credit markets already spooked by the prospects of a massive US federal budget.
无疑，这种言论会扰乱已被美国庞大的财政预算预期搞得心惊肉跳的美国信贷市场。
10.A little spooked at the feeling of being totally alone in the water, in the dark, Sean quickly put that aside and enjoyed the pe.
在这样的夜晚，刚下水时，他独自一人虽然感到一丝的恐怖，不过潜水的快乐随即使他忘掉了这种恐惧。