Disorientated Meaning in English

word · lemma: disorientate

US

dɪsˌɔɹiˈɛnˌteɪtɪd

dis-AWR-ee-EN-tay-tid

UK

dɪsˈɔːɹiəntˌeɪtɪd

dis-AW-ree-uhnt-AY-tid

التعريف

Feeling confused about where you are or what is happening, often because things are unfamiliar or you have lost your sense of direction.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Mainly British English; American English uses 'disoriented'. Common in medical, travel, and stress contexts. Often used for mental confusion or losing one's way, but not for being merely lost physically.

• Spanish: desorientado
• Portuguese (BR): desorientado
• Portuguese (PT): desorientado
• Chinese (Simplified): 迷失方向的 - 迷惑的
• Chinese (Traditional): 迷失方向的 - 困惑的
• Hindi: भ्रमित - दिशा खो बैठा
• Arabic: مشوَّش - فاقد الاتجاه
• Bengali: দিকভ্রান্ত - বিভ্রান্ত
• Russian: дезориентированный - сбитый с толку
• Japanese: 混乱した - 方向感覚を失った
• Vietnamese: mất phương hướng - bối rối
• Korean: 혼란스러운 - 방향 감각을 잃은
• Turkish: yönünü şaşırmış - kafası karışmış
• Urdu: پریشان حال - راستہ بھولا ہوا
• Indonesian: bingung arah - kehilangan orientasi

جمل نموذجية

After waking up in the hospital, he felt disorientated.

basic

She got disorientated in the big crowd.

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The lost tourist looked completely disorientated.

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I get disorientated when I wake up in someone else’s house.

natural

Jet lag always leaves me feeling a bit disorientated for the first few days.

natural

He sounded completely disorientated on the phone after the accident.

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