awestruck

UK:  ['ɔː.strʌk]

US:  ['ɔ.strʌk]

adj.

1.敬畏

1 . Never, says the awestruck official presiding over the meeting, has such a world-famous financial figure come to Guiyang.
主持会议的官员肃然起敬地说，从来没有这样一位世界闻名的金融人物来过贵阳。

2 . This confrontation caused Job to be awestruck and dumbfounded, and it must also have driven him to his knees in sorrowful repentance.
这神奇的遭遇使约伯哑口无言，也必然驱使他跪了下来，痛切悔改。

3 . Yet this is the image of him that confronts awestruck young women when they travel to the village of Sekigahara in central Japan.
然而，这是当他们前往在日本中部关原的农村时面对敬畏年轻妇女的形象。

4 . She had been to Cartier's Beijing store a few times and hovered outside, awestruck, but had never quite plucked up the courage to go in.
她去过卡地亚北京店好几次，每次都在门外徘徊、惊叹，但是从来没有鼓足勇气进去过。

5 . David is awestruck by God's omniscience (all-knowing) and admits that his own knowledge is limited, for man can never fully comprehend God.
大卫对上帝的无所不知（全知）充满敬畏之感，并且承认，他本人的知识是有限的，因为不可能完全理解上帝。