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Definition of dazzler in English: dazzlernoun ˈdazləˈdæz(ə)lər A person or thing that dazzles, in particular a person who is highly impressive or skilful. 炫目之人（或事物），（尤指）技术高超之人 he is a dazzler, hopelessly irresistible with his charm and drop-dead looks Example sentencesExamples - Two dazzlers appeared in close succession several centuries ago - Tycho Brahe's nova of 1572 and Johannes Kepler's nova of 1604.
- And this dazzler is expected to fetch up to six million US dollars when it goes on auction next week.
- This book is another dazzler from the woman who has raised crime writing on to a new plateau.
- This dazzler boasts a mahogany body and hand-carved 2-piece flamed maple top lovingly finished with 14 layers of hand-buffed lacquer.
- Emma Donoghue says it is ‘quietly enthralling, unnerving, erotic… a dazzler.’
- Why can you hand the same problem to two different people and get a solitary, pedestrian solution from A and a dozen dazzlers from B?
- June saves some of the best for last: three planets converge in the sky to form a planetary trio, a dazzler for sky gazers late in the month.
- Today these dazzlers, almost too beautiful to be worn, are prized family heirlooms.
- The stag's horn sumach, with leaves of a fiery orange, is one of the cheapest and most attractive of autumn dazzlers.
- Director Zhang Yimou's long-delayed dazzler was widely considered to be one of the most beautiful and thrilling films the world has ever seen.
- You have learned from this that you are vulnerable to a particular kind of person: a dazzler.
- Strangely, it was his comparatively slight Short Story that rose to become the season's dazzler.
- While not spectacular, he became adept at making the routine plays and even sprinkled in an occasional dazzler.
- This dazzler features a lavish, diamond-encrusted setting and patented cushion-cut centre diamond.
Synonyms beautiful sight, vision, joy to behold, picture, dream, sensation, beauty
Definition of dazzler in US English: dazzlernounˈdaz(ə)lərˈdæz(ə)lər A person or thing that dazzles, in particular a person who is overwhelmingly impressive or skillful. 炫目之人（或事物），（尤指）技术高超之人 he is a dazzler, hopelessly irresistible with his charm and drop-dead looks Example sentencesExamples - Director Zhang Yimou's long-delayed dazzler was widely considered to be one of the most beautiful and thrilling films the world has ever seen.
- Strangely, it was his comparatively slight Short Story that rose to become the season's dazzler.
- June saves some of the best for last: three planets converge in the sky to form a planetary trio, a dazzler for sky gazers late in the month.
- This dazzler boasts a mahogany body and hand-carved 2-piece flamed maple top lovingly finished with 14 layers of hand-buffed lacquer.
- The stag's horn sumach, with leaves of a fiery orange, is one of the cheapest and most attractive of autumn dazzlers.
- Today these dazzlers, almost too beautiful to be worn, are prized family heirlooms.
- This book is another dazzler from the woman who has raised crime writing on to a new plateau.
- This dazzler features a lavish, diamond-encrusted setting and patented cushion-cut centre diamond.
- And this dazzler is expected to fetch up to six million US dollars when it goes on auction next week.
- Why can you hand the same problem to two different people and get a solitary, pedestrian solution from A and a dozen dazzlers from B?
- While not spectacular, he became adept at making the routine plays and even sprinkled in an occasional dazzler.
- You have learned from this that you are vulnerable to a particular kind of person: a dazzler.
- Two dazzlers appeared in close succession several centuries ago - Tycho Brahe's nova of 1572 and Johannes Kepler's nova of 1604.
- Emma Donoghue says it is ‘quietly enthralling, unnerving, erotic… a dazzler.’
Synonyms beautiful sight, vision, joy to behold, picture, dream, sensation, beauty
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