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Maze Meaning in English

word

/ˈmeɪz/
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/mˈeɪz/
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释义

A complex network of paths or passages designed to confuse anyone navigating through it. Also used figuratively for any confusing or complicated situation or system.

用法与细微差别

Often confused with "labyrinth" — a maze has multiple paths and dead ends (puzzle), while a labyrinth traditionally has a single winding path. Common figurative uses: "a maze of regulations," "a maze of corridors."

例句

The children got lost in the corn maze.

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Can you solve this maze puzzle?

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The old castle had a hedge maze in the garden.

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Navigating the maze of tax regulations is nearly impossible without an accountant.

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The hospital was a maze of identical corridors — I took three wrong turns before finding the exit.

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Scientists use mazes to study how rats learn and remember spatial information.

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