befuddled

英 [bɪˈfʌdld]

美 [bɪˈfʌdld]

adj.  迷糊的; 糊涂的
v.  使迷惑; 使困惑
befuddle的过去分词和过去式

过去式：befuddled　

BNC.35952 / COCA.22210

牛津词典

adj.

• 迷糊的；糊涂的
  confused and unable to think normally
  1. He was befuddled by drink.
     他喝得迷迷糊糊的。

柯林斯词典

• VERB 使迷惑；使困惑
  If somethingbefuddlesyou, it confuses your mind or thoughts.
  1. ...problems that are befuddling them.
     搞得他们晕头转向的问题

英英释义

adj

• confused and vague
  1. muddleheaded ideas
  2. your addled little brain
  3. woolly thinking
  4. woolly-headed ideas
  Synonym:addledmuddledmuzzywoollywoolywoolly-headedwooly-minded
• stupefied by alcoholic drink
  1. the wino's poor befuddled mind
  2. a mind befogged with drink
  Synonym:befogged
• perplexed by many conflicting situations or statements
  1. obviously bemused by his questions
  2. bewildered and confused
  3. a cloudy and confounded philosopher
  4. just a mixed-up kid
  5. she felt lost on the first day of school
  Synonym:baffledbemusedbewilderedconfoundedconfusedlostmazedmixed-upat sea

双语例句

• Eah Newcomb had a befuddled manner at times.
  厄尔纽柯布有时也喝醉酒。
• Don't know is which confound you things behind my back, patted vanished, left befuddled I standing still.
  不知是哪个混账东西在我背后拍了一下，消失得无影无踪了，撇下一头雾水的我呆呆地站在那里。
• Be befuddled by drink, old age.
  因喝酒、年老而迷迷糊糊。
• Returning home from a day's work, I sat before the computer with a befuddled mind.
  上了一天班回家后，我头昏脑胀地坐在电脑前。
• A question that befuddled even the professor;
  这个问题甚至难住了教授；
• Its variations in pronunciation, stress, rhythm and intonation have befuddled the computer.
  它的发音、重读、节奏和语调的千变万化，使计算机茫然不知所措。
• No doubt such befuddled people did exist, and they still do today.
  毫无疑问，当时确实存在这样的糊涂人，今天也一样。
• And when the Internet goes down* stop looking so befuddled and don't ask to go home. Don't be a pansy, pick up the phone.
  当网络中断时，不要茫然不知所措，不要要求下班回家。不要总是一副胆小怯懦的样子，拿起你的电话。
• The wino's poor befuddled mind; a mind befogged with drink.
  酒鬼的可怜、糊涂的头脑；喝糊涂了的头脑。
• There is never a shortage of entrants sent in by people baffled by bureaucratic language and befuddled legalese.
  该组织经常收到人们“举报”的一些令人费解的“官话”和法律用语。