disoriented

• 形容人感到困惑、失去方向感，或对所处位置、目标及下一步行动感到迷失、不知所措的状态。

Describes a state of being confused, lost, or having lost one's sense of direction or purpose.

1. Confused about direction or locationB1formal

   Having lost one's sense of direction or position; feeling confused about where one is.

   迷失方向

   • After the accident, he felt disoriented and couldn't remember where he was.
   • The hiker became disoriented in the dense fog.
   • She woke up disoriented in the unfamiliar hotel room.

   同义词adriftastraybewilderedconfusedlostperplexedpuzzled

   反义词familiarorientedsettled

2. Mentally confusedB1formal

   Feeling confused or unable to think clearly, often due to shock, illness, or a new environment.

   迷失方向

   • The patient was disoriented after the surgery.
   • He felt disoriented by the sudden change in plans.
   • Moving to a new country left her feeling disoriented for weeks.

   同义词addledbefuddledbewilderedconfuseddazeddiscombobulatedmixed-upmuddledperplexedunbalanced

   反义词clearheadedcomposedfocusedlucidoriented

• 使某人失去方向感、时间感或对周围环境的熟悉感；也指使人感到困惑、不知所措。

A verb used to indicate the act of causing someone to lose their sense of direction, time, or familiarity with their surroundings.

1. Cause confusion or loss of directionB2formal

   To make someone feel confused, lost, or unable to determine their position or surroundings.

   使迷失方向

   • The sudden darkness disoriented the hikers in the forest.
   • The loud noise and flashing lights disoriented the crowd.
   • Traveling across multiple time zones can disorient even experienced travelers.

   同义词addlebafflebefuddlebemusebewilderconfoundconfusedisconcertflummoxperplexpuzzleunsettle

   反义词directguideorient