eye-opener

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Seeing those color films the astronauts took off the earth on their flight to the moon was certainly an eye-opener.
看到宇航員在登上月球時拍的那些有關地球的彩色照片真是開了眼界。
The whole ceremony lasted for more than three hours. It is such a wonderful experience that it's really an eye-opener.
整個儀式進行了三個多小時，進入新時代的一切皆是那么的神奇，讓人大開眼界。
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For me, this number was a real eye-opener, as I began to realize how much of my time really is taken up by my chase for more money.
對于我來說，這個數(shù)字實在是大開眼界，我開始意識到我的時間中實際有多少被用于上班掙錢。

It was an eye-opener, but these days, the children are younger.
這是讓我開眼界的事情，但是現(xiàn)在，孩子們更小了。
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And when we've traveled the country doing readings, that's an eye-opener for most of our audience.
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For Dodge, who had believed his original target was particularly ambitious, it was an eye-opener.
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Another Obama eye-opener: He claims to have 100, 000 individual donors — twice as many as Clinton declared.
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If you describe something as an eye-opener, you mean that it surprises you and that you learn something new from it.