boggle

UK:  ['bɒɡ(ə)l]

US:  ['bɑɡ(ə)l]

第三人称单数：boggles  现在分词：boggling  过去分词：boggled  

v.

1.装糊涂,搪塞

2.搞坏(事情等)

3.(马等)惊跳

4.犹豫,踌躇,退缩

5.〔英口〕使吃惊

6.乱搞,胡乱地干

7.畏缩不前;犹豫

n.

1.搪塞

2.(马的)惊跳;吃惊

3.犹豫;退缩

4.胡乱干的工作

1 . Once, Little and I spent a Saturday night, while everyone else was out, playing Boggle in the common room as Sin-Jun looked on.
我和小小曾共度过一回周六的晚上，别人都出去了，我们在休息室里，玩填字游戏，辛君旁观。

2 . Today, I accepted the job offer without any hesitation. There's no time for me to hesitate, in addition, I never boggle at challenges.
今天，我毫不迟疑的接受了这个工作。没有时间再去犹豫了。再说，我从来都不会畏惧挑战。

3 . This simple act of appreciating, or feeling gratitude, for the new timeline catalyzes its reality in ways that boggle the mind.
赞赏，或感觉到感激--这些对于新时间线的简单作法，会以一种让心智惊骇的方式，加速它（新时间线）的实现。

4 . I have never understood why people who can swallow the enormous improbability of a personal God boggle at a personal Devil.
我从来不理解，为什么那些能够相信上帝创造如此无限可能的人，却觉得魔鬼是不可思议呢？

5 . Even I boggle at the idea of spending so much money.
一想到要花这么多钱，连我都有点犹豫。