Dazzle Meaning in English
word
ˈdæzəɫ
DAZ-uhl
dˈæzəl
DAZ-uhl
释义
To shine so brightly that it makes it hard to see, or to greatly impress or amaze someone.
用法与细微差别
Can be used literally (blinding light) or figuratively (amazing talent, beauty, or performance). Common collocations: 'dazzle the crowd,' 'dazzling smile.' More formal or descriptive, not slang.
Spanish: deslumbrar - impresionarPortuguese (BR): ofuscar - deslumbrar - impressionarPortuguese (PT): ofuscar - deslumbrar - impressionarChinese (Simplified): 使眼花 - 使惊叹Chinese (Traditional): 使眼花 - 使驚嘆Hindi: चौंका देना - चकाचौंध करनाArabic: يُبهر - يُذهلBengali: হতবাক করা - চোখ ঝলসানোRussian: ослеплять - поражатьJapanese: 眩惑させる - 感心させるVietnamese: làm chói mắt - làm kinh ngạcKorean: 눈부시게 하다 - 감탄하게 하다Turkish: büyülemek - göz kamaştırmakUrdu: چونکا دینا - آنکھیں چندھیا دیناIndonesian: membutakan (mata) - memukau
例句
The bright lights dazzle my eyes.
basic
Her smile can dazzle anyone.
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They tried to dazzle the judges with their performance.
basic
He wore a suit that really dazzled at the party.
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The magician's tricks always dazzle the audience.
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Don’t let the fancy advertisements dazzle you into buying things you don’t need.
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