daze

'deiz

托福GRE

n. the feeling of distress and disbelief that you have when something bad happens accidentally
n. confusion characterized by lack of clarity

vt. 使茫然, 使发昏, 使眼花缭乱
n. 迷乱, 眼花缭乱

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使用频率

daze 没有明显的词根词缀，但可以联想到与“目眩神迷”相关的词汇，比如“dazzle”（使眼花缭乱）有相似的感觉。

例句

1. She was in a daze after waking up from a long nap.

她在长时间小睡后醒来时感到迷糊。

2. The unexpected news left him in a daze for a few moments.

意外的消息让他愣住了几分钟。

3. The bright lights at the concert made me feel dazed.

演唱会上的强光让我感到头昏眼花。