disorienting

美 [d?s??ri?nt] 　英 [d?s???ri?nt]

• v.使不辨方向；使精神混亂
• 網(wǎng)絡(luò)迷失方向；突兀

詞形變化

第三人稱單數(shù)：disorients  現(xiàn)在分詞：disorienting  過去式：disoriented  

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英漢解釋

v.	1. 使不辨方向,使迷失方位 2. 使精神混亂

英英解釋

v.	1. to make someone confused about where they are or what direction they are moving in 2. to make someone unable to think clearly or make sensible decisions

例句

Puberty is often disorienting for girls and for their parents.

不論是對于女孩還是她們的父母，青春期都是一個令人迷惑的時期。

He opened his eyes, and for a moment didn't have a clue where he was. Totally disorienting, waking up on a plane.

他睜開了雙眼，在那一刻中他對于自己的處境沒有一點印象，完全搞不清楚自己怎么在一架飛機上醒來。

Charting your course through a building can be disorienting, especially for a GPS-reliant geek.

當(dāng)你在樓宇內(nèi)穿行時，看地圖也很難識別方向，尤其對那些患有GPS依賴癥的人群來說。

It was disorienting to look at that latticed half-bridge leaving off in midair like some sort of Surrealist painting.

它看上去讓人迷惑，網(wǎng)格狀的半橋懸浮在半空中，多少有些超現(xiàn)實主義畫作的味道。

Baudelairean strangeness approximates the effect of my own encounter with any number of disorienting features of Zeng's art.

波德萊爾式的陌生化十分接近筆者與曾梵志藝術(shù)中任何數(shù)量的惑人的特色相遇時的情形。

Pulsing currents of brightly coloured light stream in disorienting patterns around the space .

在整個空間周圍，明亮而色彩鮮明的光線用令人眼花繚亂的圖案構(gòu)成了搏動的電流。

making so many turns to the right and then the left was completely disorienting; a sharp blow to the head can be disorienting.

右轉(zhuǎn)了這么多次以后就迷失了方向；對腦部的重擊會導(dǎo)致昏迷。

"When you are laid off it is very disorienting. It was a real shock to my system, " said 43-year-old Skidmore, of Overland Park, Kansas.

43歲的斯基莫爾說：“被炒魷魚時，人往往會十分迷茫，這對我的生活真是巨大沖擊?！?/jz>

It terminated in a rotunda, whose enormity and crepuscular illumination Jack found disorienting.

隧道的末端是一個圓形建筑，它巨大的外形和朦朧的光亮讓杰克覺得迷亂。

But most of all, they have been desperately disorienting for the country's own sense of itself.

但是，最重要的是，暴亂也昭示英國自己嚴(yán)重地迷失了自我感知。

The recognition of this lie is a harbinger of personal freedom, but in its beginning stages it can be quite disorienting.

認(rèn)識出這個謊言是個人自由的一個預(yù)示，但是，在其初期階段會非常的令人混亂迷失。

Wealth psychologists say instant wealth can be highly disorienting.

財富心理學(xué)家說，突然暴富極有可能令人茫然無措、失去方向。

Navigation among multiple application views or Web pages is perhaps the most disorienting kind of navigation for users.

在多個視圖或者網(wǎng)頁之間的導(dǎo)航對用戶來說或許是最容易迷失方向的導(dǎo)航。

Null gravity was frightening, disorienting ; they soon found that things went better if they didn't use their feet at all.

沒有重力讓他們恐懼迷茫，大家很快發(fā)現(xiàn)完全不用腳反而更方便些。

But life outside Iran, while the air is plentiful, can be artistically disorienting.

然而，離開伊朗后的生活，雖然呼吸暢快，卻會令人在藝術(shù)上迷失方向。

Yet simultaneously they are fragmented, episodic, disorienting .

然而，同時他們分散、松散且令人迷惑。

Attackers who do, will be subjected to the disorienting effects of the light.

仍繼續(xù)靠近船只的襲擊者，將遭到激光的眩暈效果。

Commentary: Being "in the gap" can be disorienting and even scary.

處于「空」之中很可能會使你失去方向感，甚至會使你害怕。

High above Vancouver, the effect is almost disorienting .

在溫哥華上方高處，那效果幾乎讓人錯亂。

THERE is something uniquely disorienting about the Museum of Jurassic Technology.

侏羅紀(jì)科技博物館帶給人一種奇特的迷失感。

The whole vibe of the movie is disorienting, which is exactly how David Lynch likes it.

整部片子的氛圍還是那樣的離奇，正如大衛(wèi)?林奇的一貫風(fēng)格。

Body Writing: On the Expression and Disorienting of Feminine Consciousness

身體寫作：女性意識的張揚與迷失