daze

英 [deɪz]

美 [deɪz]

n.  恍惚;迷乱;茫然

过去分词：dazed　过去式：dazed　现在分词：dazing　第三人称单数：dazes　

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BNC.21479 / COCA.16871

习惯用语

n.

in a daze
• 迷茫；茫然；恍惚
  in a confused state
• I've been in a complete daze since hearing the news.
  自从听到那消息，我一直茫然不知所措。

柯林斯词典

• N-SING 恍惚;迷乱;茫然
  If someone isin a daze, they are feeling confused and unable to think clearly, often because they have had a shock or surprise.
  1. For 35 minutes I was walking around in a daze.
     我茫然地走了35 分钟。

英英释义

noun

• confusion characterized by lack of clarity
  Synonym:foghaze
• the feeling of distress and disbelief that you have when something bad happens accidentally
  1. his mother's death left him in a daze
  2. he was numb with shock
  Synonym:shockstupor

verb

• overcome as with astonishment or disbelief
  1. The news stunned her
  Synonym:stunbedaze
• to cause someone to lose clear vision, especially from intense light
  1. She was dazzled by the bright headlights
  Synonym:dazzlebedazzle

双语例句

• Many evenings my mother would find me wandering in a daze and take me home.
  多少个晚上，妈妈出来找我，见我愰愰惚惚流落街头，就把我领回家。
• I was just standing there, in a daze.
  我就站住那儿，晕晕乎乎地。
• Anne joins Peggy, who seems to be in a daze.
  安妮和佩吉在一起，佩吉好像在发呆。
• Karen had been in a daze all the way to london.
  卡伦去伦敦时一路上神情恍惚。
• I always tell myself don't live my life in a daze.
  总是对自己说，不要再过迷迷糊糊的生活了。
• This morning, Peter sat on the river bank and was in a daze.
  一天早上，彼得坐在小河边发呆。
• He had been in a daze all the way to New York.
  他去纽约途中一路恍惚。
• Stare in a daze, play poker with friends and reading.
  刁亦男：发呆、和朋友打牌、读书。
• PPS I must have been in a daze when I left New York.
  再附记：我离开纽约的时候一定是昏了头。
• I made my way to English in a daze.
  我神思恍惚地向英语教室走去。