| 单词 | dazzle |
| 释义 | dazzle [transitive, often passive] to impress sb very much with your beauty, skill, knowledge or personality（美貌、技能、知识或气质）使倾倒，使赞叹不已◆he was dazzled by the warmth of her smile.她那暖人的微笑使他神魂颠倒。◆he dazzled the chess world as he took the title at his first attempt.他初次参赛便摘得桂冠，令国际象棋界惊叹不已。dazzle/ˈdæzl ||; ˈdæzḷ/verb [t] (usually passive 通常用于被动语态) 1. (used about a bright light) to make sb unable to see for a short time （指强光）使人一时看不清楚，使眼花，使目眩: ◇she was dazzled by the other car's headlights. 她被另一辆汽车的前灯照得目眩。 2. to impress sb very much 使留下深刻印象: ◇he had been dazzled by her beauty. 他已为她的美貌倾倒。 ➔dazzling adj a dazzling light 耀眼的光 dazzlesee ⇨ impress 2 ⇨ see 10 daz·zle /`dæzḷ; ˈdæzəl/v [t] 1. if a strong light dazzles you, it is so strong that you cannot see for a short time 使眼花，使目眩 2. if someone or something dazzles you, you think they are very impressive 使称奇，使赞叹:◇they were clearly dazzled by her talent and charm. 显而易见，他们为她的才华和魅力所倾倒。 |
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