maze

英[meiz]美[meiz]

n.
1.[C]迷宫，迷津
2.[sing.]困惑，混乱
v.[T]
使迷惘，使混乱，迷失

同：	[n.] labyrinth, snarl, tangle

But he was afraid that someone might learn the secret of the maze; so he imprisoned Daedalus and Icarus in the towre.
迷宫建成后，国王大喜。但他担心有人可能会了解宫内秘密，于是就把代达罗斯和伊卡洛斯监禁在这座塔内。收藏
It was difficult to think through this maze of contradictory facts and statistics.
从这些错综复杂而又相互矛盾的事实和统计数字中很难得出一个结论来。收藏
A fluid may flow through a maze of tiny channels, bifurcating and recombining randomly
流体可以经过很小的、完全随机地分开又重新结合的，错综复杂的渠道而流动。收藏
at the land a maze of dark cunning nets
陆地上，狡猾的黑网布起一片迷阵收藏
An inextricable maze;an inextricable web of deceit.
走不出的迷宫;无法逃脱的圈套收藏

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complex system of paths or tunnels in which it is easy to get lost
[同] labyrinth, maze
something jumbled or confused
- a tangle of government regulations
[同] maze, snarl, tangle

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