disoriented

英 [dɪsˈɔːrɪəntɪd]

美 [dɪˈsɔriˌɛntɪd]

v.  使迷失方向;使觉得迷惘
disorient的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：disoriented　

BNC.32680 / COCA.13085

柯林斯词典

in BRIT, also use 英国英语亦用 disorientate


• VERB 使迷失方向;使觉得迷惘
  If somethingdisorientsyou, you lose your sense of direction, or you generally feel lost and uncertain, for example because you are in an unfamiliar environment.
  1. An overnight stay at a friend's house disorients me...
     在朋友家过夜让我觉得晕晕乎乎的。
  2. They were disorientated by the smoke and were firing blindly into it.
     他们在烟雾中迷失了方向，向里面胡乱射击了一通。

英英释义

adj

• socially disoriented
  1. anomic loners musing over their fate
  2. we live in an age of rootless alienated people
  Synonym:alienatedanomic
• having lost your bearings
  1. I frequently find myself disoriented when I come up out of the subway
  2. the anesthetic left her completely disoriented
  Synonym:confusedlost

双语例句

• I felt disoriented, kind of stoned from my nap, suddenly unable to remember how a telephone works.
  小睡让我还有点精神恍惚、迷迷糊糊，突然记不得电话如何运作。
• But I love you more and more of the heart was heavy, more and more disoriented.
  可是我爱你的心愈来愈感到沉重，愈来愈迷失了方向。
• I looked at his concerned, innocent expression and was disoriented again by the force of his gold-colored eyes.
  我看着他既担忧又无辜的神情，又一次迷失在他黑金色的双眸中。
• But this man is furnished with material abundance and life becomes meaningless and disoriented.
  但是这个人物质上非常丰富，生活对于他来说已经失去了意义和方向。
• We used outflanking tactics and the enemies were confused and disoriented. We turned the enemy's flank.
  我们采用迂回战术，把敌人弄得晕头转向。
• If their validity is in doubt, people feel not only poorer but also anxious and disoriented.
  如果其有效性受到质疑，人们不仅会感到更加贫穷，还会焦虑和迷惘。
• You get depressed, you get disoriented.
  你会变得沮丧，会分不清东南西北。
• The result is you become more disoriented& and more likely to ignore the e-mail or forget the lunch date.
  其结果是，你更缺乏判断力，也更可能忽视电子邮件或忘了吃午饭。
• Standing on the sightseeing tower, the visitor will no more feel confused and disoriented by the streets below.
  站在观光塔上，再看这些街道就一点儿晕头转向的感觉也没有了。
• I arrived at the train station in Paris panicked and disoriented.
  我到巴黎火车站时，惶恐不安，无所适从。