In a stupor Meaning in English
expression
释义
If someone is in a stupor, they are so shocked, tired, drunk, or affected that they cannot think or speak clearly, and may move slowly or seem unaware of their surroundings.
用法与细微差别
Often used in written or descriptive English. Common after strong emotion, drinking alcohol, or exhaustion. Implies deep confusion, slow reaction, or being half-awake. Not used for mild distraction; it's a heavy, almost medical state.
例句
He sat in a stupor after getting terrible news.
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The man wandered in a stupor down the street.
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After the surgery, she was in a stupor for hours.
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I was so tired I walked home in a stupor and barely remember it.
natural
After drinking so much, he stumbled out of the bar in a stupor.
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We just stood there in a stupor, trying to process what happened.
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