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確実性と可能性 - 信じられない

信じられないことに関する英語の慣用句に飛び込んでみましょう。例えば、「その日を見るために生きる」や「言葉を失う」などです。

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English idioms related to Certainty & Possibility
to {not} [believe] {one's} (eyes|ears)

to find it difficult to believe what one has seen or heard

信じられない思いをする, あっけにとられる

信じられない思いをする, あっけにとられる

Ex: When I saw the enormous cake they had baked for the party, I couldn't believe my eyes. 
double take
double take
[名詞]

the act of quickly looking at something or someone twice, usually due to surprise, confusion, or disbelief

思わず二度見する, 驚いて見返す

思わず二度見する, 驚いて見返す

Ex: When I saw my friend's new, bright pink hair, I did a double take – it was such a dramatic change. 
to [hold|hang] on to {one's} [hat]

to prepare oneself for an event or situation that is expected to be exciting, intense, or unpredictable

これからすごいことになる, ここから荒れる

これからすごいことになる, ここから荒れる

Ex: The weather forecast is predicting a storm, so you better hold onto your hat if you're going outside. 
lost for words

temporarily unable to think of what to say or how to express oneself, often due to shock, surprise, or intense emotion

言葉を失った, 何と言えばいいか分からない

言葉を失った, 何と言えばいいか分からない

Ex: When I saw the breathtaking sunset over the ocean, I was completely lost for words. 
to [raise] (some|a few|many|) eyebrows

to cause surprise, curiosity, or mild shock among people due to something unconventional, unexpected, or controversial

物議を醸す, 周囲をざわつかせる

物議を醸す, 周囲をざわつかせる

Ex: His decision to wear sneakers to the formal dinner raised a few eyebrows. 
bolt (from|out of) the blue

news or an event that causes a great surprise

突然の衝撃, 思いがけない知らせ

突然の衝撃, 思いがけない知らせ

Ex: The news of her resignation came as a bolt from the blue. 
to live to see the day

to survive or endure until a particular moment or event occurs, especially one that was uncertain, significant, or eagerly anticipated

その日を見届ける, その時まで生きている

その日を見届ける, その時まで生きている

Ex: I bet you never thought you'd see the day, huh? 
to [drop] {one's} teeth

to be extremely surprised or shocked, causing one's mouth to open wide in astonishment

あんぐりする, 唖然とする

あんぐりする, 唖然とする

Ex: When they announced the unbelievable prize, the entire audience dropped their teeth in amazement. 
to [knock] {sb} down with a feather

to cause a person to become very shocked, amazed, or confused

あっけにとられさせる, 度肝を抜く

あっけにとられさせる, 度肝を抜く

Ex: I was so taken aback when I found out I'd won the lottery that you could have knocked me down with a feather! 
words [fail] {sb}

used to say one is unable to say anything due to being extremely surprised, angry, or shocked

言葉が出ない, 何と言えばいいか分からない

言葉が出ない, 何と言えばいいか分からない

Ex: When he saw the breathtaking sunset over the ocean, words failed him, and he simply gazed in awe. 
to [stop] (dead|right|) in {one's} tracks

to suddenly stop moving or doing something due to being extremely surprised, frightened, or impressed

その場で立ちすくむ, はっと足を止める

その場で立ちすくむ, はっと足を止める

Ex: The stunning performance by the magician stopped the audience dead in their tracks. 
hard to (swallow|take)

(of a particular idea, statement, or situation) challenging to accept as true

Ex: He said the news that the farm was being sold was hard to swallow at first. 
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