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daz.zle obj5dAz76v [T]to make (someone) partly and temporarily blind because too much light is shining in their eyes, or (fig.) to cause (someone) to greatly admire or respect you使目眩;使仰慕Bright sunlight is thought to have dazzled a woman who drove into a train at a railway crossing.人们认为是耀眼的阳光使那个妇女感到目眩，以致在铁路道口开车撞上了火车。I was dazzled by the spotlights as I walked onto the stage.走上舞台时，聚光灯光令我感到目眩。(fig.) He's a skilled politician who has dazzled both his opponents and the voters.他是个高明的政客，他的手段令他的对手和支持者都赞叹不已。(fig.) She's a fascinating speaker who really dazzles you with her intellect.她是位出色的演说家，人们确实会被她的智慧所倾倒。 Eye and seeing
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