daz·zle

verb

/ˈdæzl/

[often passive]

Verb Forms

present simple I / you / we / they dazzle	/ˈdæzl/ /ˈdæzl/
he / she / it dazzles	/ˈdæzlz/ /ˈdæzlz/
past simple dazzled	/ˈdæzld/ /ˈdæzld/
past participle dazzled	/ˈdæzld/ /ˈdæzld/
-ing form dazzling	/ˈdæzlɪŋ/ /ˈdæzlɪŋ/

[transitive, intransitive] dazzle (somebody) if a strong light dazzles you, it is so bright that you cannot see for a short time（强光等）使目眩，使眼花 synonym blind
- He was momentarily dazzled by the strong sunlight.强烈的阳光使他一时睁不开眼。
[transitive] dazzle somebody to impress somebody a lot with your beauty, skill, etc.（美貌、技能等）使倾倒，使赞叹不已，使眼花缭乱
- He was dazzled by the warmth of her smile.她那温柔的微笑使他神魂颠倒。
- She knows a lot of famous people and tried to dazzle me with their names.她认识很多名人，并试图用他们的名字来迷惑我。

Word Originlate 15th cent. (in the sense ‘be dazzled’): frequentative of the verb daze.

noun

/ˈdæzl/

[uncountable, singular]

the quality that bright light has that stops you from seeing clearly耀眼炫目；令人眼花缭乱
- the dazzle of the midday sun正午阳光的耀眼
a thing or quality that impresses you but may prevent you from understanding or thinking clearly令人眼花缭乱的东西（或特性）
- This lacks the technical dazzle of his first film.这缺乏他第一部电影的技术亮点。

Word Originlate 15th cent. (in the sense ‘be dazzled’): frequentative of the verb daze.