及物动词使目眩; 使惊异不已
名词耀眼; 眩惑; 灿烂
及物/不及物动词目眩; 赞叹
及物动词
1. The bright light of the car dazzled me.
这汽车的灯光使我目眩。
2. The bright morning sun dazzled him.
早晨明亮的太阳使他睁不开眼来。
3. She was not dazzled by her success.
她没有被自己的胜利冲昏头脑。
不及物动词
1. The diamond ring dazzled with brilliancy.
这只钻石戒指闪耀夺目。
名词
1. The dazzle of the spotlights made him ill at ease.
聚光灯的耀眼强光使他局促不安。
1. 眩目：dampingspring 减震弹簧 | dazzle 眩目 | deadaxle 非驱动桥
2. 戴佐：Aggron Stonebreaker:阿格隆碎石者 | Dazzle:戴佐 | Rhasta:罗斯塔
3. 眩耀,眩目：daytime sensitivity 白昼灵敏度 | dazzle 眩耀,眩目 | db-loss 分贝衷减
1. dazzle
1. 使惊叹;使叹服;使倾倒
If someone or something dazzles you, you are extremely impressed by their skill, qualities, or beauty.
e.g. George dazzled her with his knowledge of the world...
乔治的洞察世情令她叹服。
e.g. The movie's special effects fail to dazzle.
这部电影的特效未能出彩。
2. 辉煌;灿烂;艳丽;令人赞叹的特质
The dazzle of something is a quality it has, such as beauty or skill, which is impressive and attractive.
e.g. The dazzle of stardom and status attracts them.
明星的光彩和地位吸引着他们。
3. （强光等）使目眩，使眼花
If a bright light dazzles you, it makes you unable to see properly for a short time.
e.g. The sun, glinting from the pool, dazzled me...
在太阳的照射下，池面上泛起粼粼波光，让我一时睁不开眼。
e.g. Kelly was dazzled by the lights.
灯光照得凯莉有些眼晕。
4. (光的）炫目，耀眼，闪耀
The dazzle of a light is its brightness, which makes it impossible for you to see properly for a short time.
e.g. The sun's dazzle on the water hurts my eyes.
水面上耀眼的阳光刺痛了我的眼睛。
e.g. ...a filter that can cut dazzle.
可以去除眩光的滤光片
5. see also: razzle-dazzle
1. Coupled with a cup of warm ginger tea or traditional Chinese rice wine, the crabmeat will dazzle and impress any palate.
2. dazzle是什么意思
2. Dancer and choreographer Huang Doudou prepares to dazzle with his new production of the musical Mulan at Beijing's Poly Theater on April 25 and 26.
3. dazzle的近义词
3. The interplay of the colors in the laser theater creating adorable elves will dazzle you and leave you craving for more.
4. So next time you have to sing, you can dazzle rather than daze.
5. The celebrations at the Window of the World will dazzle your eyes.
6. Critics have in the past attacked the Booker judges for picking obscure winners who may dazzle academics but fail to attract general readers.
7. The paper said the Western negative reports would not matter on the opening night when China will dazzle the world with its opening performance.
8. Although the promise of India and China continues to dazzle, not all business leaders believe that those countries can sustain their economic reforms.
9. dazzle在线翻译
9. Lights will illuminate the crystal wall so that the carefully cut stones sparkle, dazzle and seem to move.
10. Some images are indistinct, in others the colours are so heavily saturated as to dazzle the eyes.
noun
1. brightness enough to blind partially and temporarily
verb