confounded
讨厌的
常用释义
英音[ kənˈfaʊndɪd ]
美音[ kənˈfaʊndɪd ]
基本释义
- adj. 困惑的；糊涂的；讨厌的；惊慌失措的
- v. 使混淆（confound 的过去分词）
例句
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1·The sudden rise in share prices has confounded economists.股价的突然上涨使经济学家大惑不解。来源: 《牛津词典》
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2·She confounded her critics and proved she could do the job.她驳倒了批评者的看法，证明自己能够胜任那项工作。来源: 《牛津词典》
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3·He momentarily confounded his critics by his cool handling of the hostage crisis.他通过冷静处理人质危机顿时使他的批评者们大吃一惊。来源: 《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》
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4·His behaviour confounded her.他的行为使她莫名其妙。
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5·I always confounded him with his twin brother.我总分不清他和他的孪生兄弟。
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6·Medicine has also been confounded by statistically based procedures.医学也被基于统计学的程序搞得一塌糊涂。
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7·They were confounded because they had hoped; they came thither, and were ashamed.他们因失了盼望就抱愧，来到那里便蒙羞。
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8·He has also confounded them with his attempts to rethink the loss-making airport system.他还试图重新考虑亏损机场体系，使得人们困惑不已。
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9·You lie, Cathy, no doubt, 'answered her brother,' and you are a confounded simpleton!“你撒谎，凯蒂，毫无疑问，”她哥哥回答，“你是一个讨厌的呆子！”
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10·Drucker, who loved Japan as much as he was confounded by it, would have been thrilled.德鲁克——他喜欢日本就如他被日本所挫败一样——估计会十分高兴。
同根词
词根：
confound
confoundedly
adv
非常地；恼人地；十分地；混乱地
confounding
n
[数] 混杂；混淆
confounding
v
混淆（confound的ing形式）；使困惑，弄糊涂
confound
vt
使混淆；挫败；讨厌；使混乱