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bemused

英 [bɪˈmjuːzd]

美 [bɪˈmjuːzd]

adj.  困惑的; 茫然的
v.  使困惑; 使不解; 使茫然
bemuse的过去分词和过去式

过去式:bemused 

GRETEM8

Collins.1 / BNC.11577 / COCA.15501

牛津词典

    adj.

    • 困惑的;茫然的
      showing that you are confused and unable to think clearly
      1. a bemused expression/smile
        困惑不解的表情 / 微笑

    柯林斯词典

    • ADJ-GRADED 困惑不解的;茫然的
      If you arebemused, you are puzzled or confused.
      1. He was rather bemused by children...
        他为孩子们大伤脑筋。
      2. Mr. Sebastian was looking at the boys with a bemused expression.
        塞巴斯蒂安先生一脸茫然地看着男孩儿们。

    英英释义

    adj

    双语例句

    • Mr. Sebastian was looking at the boys with a bemused expression.
      塞巴斯蒂安先生一脸茫然地看着男孩儿们。
    • They were still slightly bemused but at the end of the conversation they were like, 'well done'.
      他们仍略感困惑,但在谈话结束时,他们大多会对我说,‘做得不错’。
    • Other clever physicists derived brilliant solutions to complex problems which had bemused less talented men.
      其他聪明的物理学家找到了复杂问题的非凡解决方法,这些问题让不那么有才能的人们感到困惑。
    • Shoppers were left bemused after spotting the world's smallest caravan being towed inside a London supermarket.
      当世界上最小的拖车亮相伦敦某超市时,店员们迷惑了。
    • In fact she had become bemused to such an extent that she thought I was quite nice-looking.
      事实上,她对我的样貌如此着迷,甚至认为我长得很好看。
    • Indeed, most of the world is bemused by Western moralising on Georgia.
      实际上,世界上大部分地区都为西方在格鲁吉亚问题上的说教感到困惑。
    • He left Gallipoli for France after a spur-of-the – moment invitation from a superior officer, and was bemused to discover later that he'd been mistakenly posted as a deserter.
      在接到一个上级军官的突然邀请之后,他离开加利波利赴法国。后来,他困惑地发现自己已被错误地当作逃兵而登记在案了。
    • She was faintly bemused by his questions.
      她对他的问题感到有点儿困惑不解。
    • She gave me a bemused look when he told her he was studying the common flea.
      当他告诉她他正在学普通蚤目昆虫学时,她看了我一眼。
    • I was somewhat bemused until she explained that a teacher with presence would generally find it easier to manage a class; height equalled presence in her book.
      我当时有点困惑,她跟我解释说,一个令人尊敬的老师通常比较容易管好班级;在她的字典里,身高等于令人尊敬。