daze

英['deiz]美['deiz]

v.[T]
使茫然，发昏，使眼花缭乱
n.
迷乱，眼花缭乱

同：	[n.] fog, haze, shock, stupor [v.] bedaze, bedazzle, dazzle, stun

She threw herself face downwards on the sofa in a daze and moaned miserably. "How about Pei-shan?
她仆在沙发榻里，在迷惘的呻吟中，她失望地问自己道:“珊？收藏
Maggie's head was spinning in a daze of ultramarine blue far removed from Catholicism or polynesia
麦琪的思想远离天主教而沉入了让人眼花缭乱的深蓝色中。收藏
He was in a daze after the blow.
他被击后昏迷不醒收藏
“Bucky, ”as he was affectionately know, spent his earliest years literally in a daze
“布基”(这是人们对他的爱称)的童年实际上是在一片朦胧中度过的。收藏
To stun or paralyze with terror;daze.
使发呆，使惊呆因恐惧而昏厥或发呆;使茫然收藏

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the feeling of distress and disbelief that you have when something bad happens accidentally
- his mother's death left him in a daze
- he was numb with shock
[同] daze, shock, stupor
confusion characterized by lack of clarity
[同] daze, fog, haze

to cause someone to lose clear vision, especially from intense light
- She was dazzled by the bright headlights
[同] daze, dazzle, bedazzle
overcome as with astonishment or disbelief
- The news stunned her
[同] daze, bedaze, stun

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