dazzle

• 指使人暂时目眩或眼花缭乱的强光，也指令人惊叹的灿烂、耀眼或华丽。

A noun referring to a bright light that temporarily blinds or confuses, or a quality of being impressively bright, brilliant, or exciting.

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1. Bright light effectB2formal

   A bright light that temporarily blinds or confuses the eyes.

   眩光

   • The dazzle of the headlights made him squint.
   • She was momentarily blinded by the dazzle of the sun on the water.
   • The stage lights created a dazzling effect.

   同义词blazeflashglare

2. Impressive qualityB2informal

   A quality that impresses or overwhelms someone with brilliance or skill.

   耀眼

   • The performer's dazzle captivated the entire audience.
   • Her dazzling smile was part of her natural dazzle.
   • The movie had a certain dazzle that kept viewers engaged.

   同义词brillianceglamourimpressivenessmagnificencespectaclesplendor

• 动词，表示用强光使某人眼花或目眩，也引申为以耀眼的光彩、高超的技艺或美丽使人惊叹、倾倒、赞叹不已。

A verb used to describe the act of overwhelming or impressing someone with a brilliant display of light, skill, or beauty.

1. Blind temporarilyB1formal

   To make someone unable to see for a short time because of a very bright light.

   使暂时失明

   • The headlights of the oncoming car dazzled him.
   • She was dazzled by the sudden flash of lightning.
   • The bright sun dazzled the driver, causing him to slow down.

   同义词bedazzleblind

2. Impress greatlyB2informal

   To impress someone very much with skill, beauty, or intelligence.

   使惊叹

   • The magician dazzled the audience with his tricks.
   • Her performance on the piano dazzled the judges.
   • He dazzled everyone at the party with his witty conversation.

   同义词amazeastoundawebedazzleimpressoverwhelmstaggerstun

   反义词boredisappointrepel