n.迷惑，恍惚;迷乱;茫然
v.耀眼；使迷乱

After the long flight, I felt dazed and disoriented for several hours.
长途飞行后，我感到晕头转向，好几个小时都迷迷糊糊的。
The bright lights of the stage left the audience members dazed.
舞台上耀眼的灯光让观众们看得眼花缭乱。
He woke up from the accident, dazed and unsure of what had happened.
他从事故中醒来，茫然不知所措，不清楚发生了什么。
The intense heat made me feel dazed and lightheaded.
酷热让我感到眩晕和头昏眼花。
She was still in a daze after hearing the surprising news.
听到那个惊人消息后，她仍然处于一种恍惚状态。
The sudden burst of applause left the shy speaker dazed and blushing.
突如其来的掌声让害羞的演讲者既惊讶又脸红。
The medication left him in a daze for most of the day.
药物让他一整天都处于昏昏沉沉的状态。
Coming out of the movie theater, he was still in a daze, lost in thought about the film's ending.
从电影院出来后，他还沉浸在电影结局的思绪中，显得有些恍惚。
The noise and confusion of the city can sometimes leave one feeling dazed and overwhelmed.
城市的喧嚣和混乱有时会让人感到迷茫和不知所措。
After the exhausting workout, she felt physically and mentally dazed.
剧烈运动之后，她感到身心俱疲，昏昏沉沉。