to dazzle
01
使眼花缭乱, 使惊叹
to impress or surprise someone greatly with remarkable talent or charm
Transitive: to dazzle sb
例子
Her stunning performance on stage dazzled the audience with her talent.
她在舞台上的惊艳表演以她的才华迷住了观众。
02
使目眩, 耀眼
to make someone unable to see for a short time due to a strong or brilliant light
Transitive: to dazzle a person or their vision
语法信息
形态构成
简单词
动作动词
规则
现在时
dazzle
第三人称单数
dazzles
现在分词
dazzling
一般过去时
dazzled
过去分词
dazzled
例子
The camera flash dazzled her eyes, leaving her blinking rapidly.
相机的闪光耀眼了她的眼睛，让她快速眨眼。
Dazzle
01
炫目, 刺眼的光
intense light that temporarily impairs vision
语法信息
有生性状态
抽象
形态构成
复合词
不可数
复数形式
dazzles
例子
The dazzle of the sun made it hard to see the path.
太阳的强光使人难以看清道路。
词汇树
dazzled
dazzling
dazzle
