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dazzle
常用释义
英音[ ˈdæz(ə)l ]
美音[ ˈdæz(ə)l ]
变形
第三人称单数: dazzles
现在分词: dazzling
过去式: dazzled
过去分词: dazzled
基本释义
  • v. (强光)使目眩,使眼花;使惊叹,使眼花缭乱
  • n. (光的)炫目,耀眼;灿烂,令人赞叹的特质
考试频率
六级
考频:近六年出现2次
  • vt.使惊奇; 使倾倒
例句
  • 1·It did not dazzle enough.
    它不够炫丽。
  • 2·You can dazzle members of the opposite with your quick wit and aggressive charm.
    你可以在异性面前炫耀自己过人的才智和独特的魅力。
  • 3·At the time, it was only an educated guess that this so-called dazzle camouflage would work.
    那个时候,炫目伪装能够起作用只是出于一种经验上的判断。
  • 4·Strong flashes do more than just dazzle one's friends—they distort the quality of the picture.
    强闪光不仅仅是闪得被拍的朋友眼花缭乱——强闪光也会使照片失真变形。
  • 5·The candidates you meet are all going to try to dazzle you with their remarkable personalities, experience, work ethic, and love of teamwork.
    你看到的应聘者都会试着用他们非凡的性格、经验、职业道德和对团队合作的热爱而让你眼花缭乱。
  • 6·The dazzle of stardom and status attracts them.
    明星和身份的耀眼光环吸引着他们。
    来源: 《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》
  • 7·"People you tell are going to cautiously and not so cautiously try to see the cancer, so dazzle them instead with your miracle," she writes in the book.
    她在书中这样写道:“你告知的人会谨慎又不那么谨慎地探查你的癌症病情,那么不如创造一个让他们为之叹服的奇迹吧。”
  • 8·The first effect was to dazzle him.
    最初的效果是眼花缭乱。
  • 9·I dazzle people?
    我迷得别人晕头转向?
  • 10·You don’t have to be the inventor of Louggle to dazzle women.
    你用不着发明louggle来征服女人。 但毋庸置疑,女人都是聪明的。
同义词
n. 耀眼的光;灿烂
vi. 眼花缭乱;炫耀
同根词
词根: dazzle
dazzling adj 耀眼的;眼花缭乱的
dazzled adj 目眩的;眼花撩乱的
dazzlingly adv 耀眼地;灿烂地
dazedly adv 头昏眼花地;恍惚地;眼花缭乱地
dazzling v 使…眼花(dazzle的ing形式)
dazzled v (使)眼花(dazzle的过去式)