bewilder

UK:  [bɪ'wɪldə(r)]

US:  [bɪ'wɪldər]

第三人称单数：bewilders  现在分词：bewildering  过去式：bewildered  

v.

1.弄糊涂,使人困感;难住,使…弄不懂;迷惑不解,使…惶惑不解

2.头晕目眩,晕头转向,迷迷惑惑,昏头昏脑

3.迷惑;昏乱

4.使为难,使着慌;使手足无措;使变糊涂

5.〔古语〕使迷路

6.使…莫明其妙,(使)摸不着头脑

1 . What may appear ahead may confuse and bewilder those who do not choose to see through it.
前方也许显露出一些混乱和迷惘，是那些完全没有选择去看破它的人。

2 . Iran expelled or imprisoned the mainstream media for a reason: to blind the world, to bewilder it, to make it forgetful.
伊朗之所以驱逐或者监禁主流媒体记者，原因之一就是要对世界搞障眼法，令其困惑，并使其遗忘。

3 . confuse, perplex, bewilder, puzzle, confound The police were baffled by the false clues left by the clever thief.
警方被聪明的小偷留下的假线索迷惑住了。

4 . Bewilder --to confuse or befuddle, especially with numerous conflicting situations, objects, or statements.
使为难，使迷惑迷惑或混乱，尤指被许多混乱的情况，物体和言论所迷惑。

5 . the allusions to mythological characters in Milton's poems bewilder the reader who has not studied Latin.
的典故，以神话人物弥尔顿的诗迷读者谁不学习拉丁语。