英和和英

動詞

expect the unexpected (third-person singular simple present expects the unexpected, present participle expecting the unexpected, simple past and past participle expected the unexpected)

1. (often imperative) To be prepared for unusual or surprising events.
   • 2019 April 17, Ineye Komonibo, “Beyoncé Dropped Another Album While You Were Sleeping”, in Marie Claire‎, archived from the original on 21 April 2021:

     Over the years, the Beyhive has learned to expect the unexpected when it comes to our fave, so we kinda-sorta-maybe saw this coming. We knew about the documentary, and we'd heard whispers about a new album being in the works, so we suspected that the film and B7 would be dropping on the same day.