Definition of nonplus in English:

nonplus

verbnonplussing, nonplussed, nonplusses nɒnˈplʌsnɑnˈpləs

[with object]

Surprise and confuse (someone) so much that they are unsure how to react.
使惊讶；使迷惑
Diane was nonplussed by such an odd question
黛安娜被这样一个古怪的问题给困惑住了。
Example sentencesExamples
- Or would the man be so nonplussed by her weird action that he would just pretend it hadn't happened?
- Hoggard looked tired and slightly nonplussed by events, which were both understandable reactions.
- ‘Lauding,’ as Gates calls such devastating word games, confuses Wole, who, at this point of his development, is ignorant of the nature of language performance intended to nonplus the audience.
- She seemed nonplussed by that statement, and ignored it.
- Many of those involved in the negotiations are nonplussed by the assertion that their efforts have ‘come to nothing’.
- And Jones was nonplussed by the record-breaking performance of the Australians.
- The authorities, nonplussed by this silence, released the wife and reduced the accused son's sentence to banishment.
- The boys are nonplussed by his invasion into their lives, to say the least.
- Alex walked out slowly, nonplussed by the lack of surprise at his arrival.
- Nasa was nonplussed by the suggestion yesterday.
- Similarly, a recent survey showed young Britons are nonplussed by German culture.
- All of this is good news for Carlyle's family of investors, who seem nonplussed by the questions swirling around the firm.
- No doubt middle class people will be nonplussed by my compliance with the doctor's wishes.
- Moreover, I am totally nonplussed by this statement.
- Pip is nonplussed by how much they seem to hate him.
- And coach Simon Jones was nonplussed by the record-breaking performance of the Australians.
- The chair of the committee and my colleagues were nonplussed by the protest and several went to the open but draped windows to watch the street theatre.
- The word clearly nonplussed the interviewer, who interrupted the discussion to demand a definition.
Synonyms
surprise, stun, dumbfound, confound, astound, astonish, amaze, take aback, disconcert, stop someone in their tracks, throw, throw/catch off balance
puzzle, perplex, baffle, mystify, confuse, bemuse, bewilder
informal faze, flummox, floor, flabbergast, discombobulate, stump, bamboozle, fox

noun nɒnˈplʌsnɑnˈpləs

A state of being very surprised and confused.
惊讶；迷惑；困窘
reduced to a perfect nonplus, he rose from his chair

Origin

Late 16th century: from Latin non plus 'not more'. The noun originally meant 'a state in which no more can be said or done'.

Definition of nonplus in US English:

nonplus

verbnɑnˈpləsnänˈpləs

[with object]

Surprise and confuse (someone) so much that they are unsure how to react.
使惊讶；使迷惑
Diane was nonplussed by such an odd question
黛安娜被这样一个古怪的问题给困惑住了。
Example sentencesExamples
- Or would the man be so nonplussed by her weird action that he would just pretend it hadn't happened?
- Pip is nonplussed by how much they seem to hate him.
- All of this is good news for Carlyle's family of investors, who seem nonplussed by the questions swirling around the firm.
- Moreover, I am totally nonplussed by this statement.
- Similarly, a recent survey showed young Britons are nonplussed by German culture.
- The word clearly nonplussed the interviewer, who interrupted the discussion to demand a definition.
- She seemed nonplussed by that statement, and ignored it.
- No doubt middle class people will be nonplussed by my compliance with the doctor's wishes.
- Many of those involved in the negotiations are nonplussed by the assertion that their efforts have ‘come to nothing’.
- Hoggard looked tired and slightly nonplussed by events, which were both understandable reactions.
- And Jones was nonplussed by the record-breaking performance of the Australians.
- The chair of the committee and my colleagues were nonplussed by the protest and several went to the open but draped windows to watch the street theatre.
- Nasa was nonplussed by the suggestion yesterday.
- And coach Simon Jones was nonplussed by the record-breaking performance of the Australians.
- The boys are nonplussed by his invasion into their lives, to say the least.
- ‘Lauding,’ as Gates calls such devastating word games, confuses Wole, who, at this point of his development, is ignorant of the nature of language performance intended to nonplus the audience.
- The authorities, nonplussed by this silence, released the wife and reduced the accused son's sentence to banishment.
- Alex walked out slowly, nonplussed by the lack of surprise at his arrival.
Synonyms
confused, bewildered, bemused, puzzled, perplexed, baffled, stumped, mystified, stupefied, muddled, befuddled, fuddled, dumbfounded, at sea, at a loss, at sixes and sevens, thrown, thrown off balance, taken aback, disoriented, disconcerted, discomposed, troubled, discomfited, unnerved, shaken, shaken up, dazed, stunned, surprised, astonished, astounded

nounnɑnˈpləsnänˈpləs

A state of being very surprised and confused.
惊讶；迷惑；困窘

Origin

Late 16th century: from Latin non plus ‘not more’. The noun originally meant ‘a state in which no more can be said or done’.

单词	nonplus
释义	Definition of nonplus in English: nonplus verbnonplussing, nonplussed, nonplusses nɒnˈplʌsnɑnˈpləs [with object] Surprise and confuse (someone) so much that they are unsure how to react. 使惊讶；使迷惑 Diane was nonplussed by such an odd question 黛安娜被这样一个古怪的问题给困惑住了。 Example sentencesExamples Or would the man be so nonplussed by her weird action that he would just pretend it hadn't happened? Hoggard looked tired and slightly nonplussed by events, which were both understandable reactions. ‘Lauding,’ as Gates calls such devastating word games, confuses Wole, who, at this point of his development, is ignorant of the nature of language performance intended to nonplus the audience. She seemed nonplussed by that statement, and ignored it. Many of those involved in the negotiations are nonplussed by the assertion that their efforts have ‘come to nothing’. And Jones was nonplussed by the record-breaking performance of the Australians. The authorities, nonplussed by this silence, released the wife and reduced the accused son's sentence to banishment. The boys are nonplussed by his invasion into their lives, to say the least. Alex walked out slowly, nonplussed by the lack of surprise at his arrival. Nasa was nonplussed by the suggestion yesterday. Similarly, a recent survey showed young Britons are nonplussed by German culture. All of this is good news for Carlyle's family of investors, who seem nonplussed by the questions swirling around the firm. No doubt middle class people will be nonplussed by my compliance with the doctor's wishes. Moreover, I am totally nonplussed by this statement. Pip is nonplussed by how much they seem to hate him. And coach Simon Jones was nonplussed by the record-breaking performance of the Australians. The chair of the committee and my colleagues were nonplussed by the protest and several went to the open but draped windows to watch the street theatre. The word clearly nonplussed the interviewer, who interrupted the discussion to demand a definition. Synonyms surprise, stun, dumbfound, confound, astound, astonish, amaze, take aback, disconcert, stop someone in their tracks, throw, throw/catch off balance puzzle, perplex, baffle, mystify, confuse, bemuse, bewilder informal faze, flummox, floor, flabbergast, discombobulate, stump, bamboozle, fox noun nɒnˈplʌsnɑnˈpləs A state of being very surprised and confused. 惊讶；迷惑；困窘 reduced to a perfect nonplus, he rose from his chair Origin Late 16th century: from Latin non plus 'not more'. The noun originally meant 'a state in which no more can be said or done'. Definition of nonplus in US English: nonplus verbnɑnˈpləsnänˈpləs [with object] Surprise and confuse (someone) so much that they are unsure how to react. 使惊讶；使迷惑 Diane was nonplussed by such an odd question 黛安娜被这样一个古怪的问题给困惑住了。 Example sentencesExamples Or would the man be so nonplussed by her weird action that he would just pretend it hadn't happened? Pip is nonplussed by how much they seem to hate him. All of this is good news for Carlyle's family of investors, who seem nonplussed by the questions swirling around the firm. Moreover, I am totally nonplussed by this statement. Similarly, a recent survey showed young Britons are nonplussed by German culture. The word clearly nonplussed the interviewer, who interrupted the discussion to demand a definition. She seemed nonplussed by that statement, and ignored it. No doubt middle class people will be nonplussed by my compliance with the doctor's wishes. Many of those involved in the negotiations are nonplussed by the assertion that their efforts have ‘come to nothing’. Hoggard looked tired and slightly nonplussed by events, which were both understandable reactions. And Jones was nonplussed by the record-breaking performance of the Australians. The chair of the committee and my colleagues were nonplussed by the protest and several went to the open but draped windows to watch the street theatre. Nasa was nonplussed by the suggestion yesterday. And coach Simon Jones was nonplussed by the record-breaking performance of the Australians. The boys are nonplussed by his invasion into their lives, to say the least. ‘Lauding,’ as Gates calls such devastating word games, confuses Wole, who, at this point of his development, is ignorant of the nature of language performance intended to nonplus the audience. The authorities, nonplussed by this silence, released the wife and reduced the accused son's sentence to banishment. Alex walked out slowly, nonplussed by the lack of surprise at his arrival. Synonyms confused, bewildered, bemused, puzzled, perplexed, baffled, stumped, mystified, stupefied, muddled, befuddled, fuddled, dumbfounded, at sea, at a loss, at sixes and sevens, thrown, thrown off balance, taken aback, disoriented, disconcerted, discomposed, troubled, discomfited, unnerved, shaken, shaken up, dazed, stunned, surprised, astonished, astounded nounnɑnˈpləsnänˈpləs A state of being very surprised and confused. 惊讶；迷惑；困窘 Origin Late 16th century: from Latin non plus ‘not more’. The noun originally meant ‘a state in which no more can be said or done’.
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