v.使迷失方向;使觉得迷惘
disorient的过去分词和过去式

原形：disorient

He felt disoriented after waking up from a long nap.
他从长时间的小憩后感到头晕目眩。
The new city was so different, and he quickly became disoriented.
这座新城市截然不同，他很快就迷失方向了。
She looked around, feeling disoriented in the unfamiliar surroundings.
她环顾四周，在陌生的环境中感到迷茫。
The sudden change in weather left many tourists disoriented.
天气的突然变化让许多游客感到晕头转向。
He was disoriented by the bright lights of the stage.
他在舞台上耀眼的灯光下感到晕眩。
After losing his GPS signal, the hiker became disoriented in the wilderness.
在失去GPS信号后，徒步者在野外迷失了方向。
The new employee was disoriented by the complicated office layout.
新员工对复杂的办公室布局感到困惑。
The plane's turbulence made several passengers feel disoriented.
飞机的颠簸让一些乘客感到晕眩。
She regained her composure after a few deep breaths, feeling less disoriented.
深呼吸几口后，她恢复了镇定，不再那么迷茫。
The elderly gentleman seemed disoriented when asked about the way to the hospital.
当被问到去医院的路时，那位老人显得有些迷糊。