v.使慌乱,使惊慌失措,使困窘
faze的过去分词和过去式

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Faze is a gaming term, often referring to the act of causing someone to feel embarrassed or lose focus in a competitive situation.
- Faze在游戏中的意思是使某人在竞技环境中感到尴尬或分心。
She wasn't fazed by the criticism; she knew she had put in her best effort.
她对批评毫不在意，因为她知道她已经尽了最大努力。
The loud music really phased him; he couldn't concentrate on his work.
高分贝的音乐让他分心，无法集中精力工作。
His poor performance didn't faze the coach; he saw it as an opportunity for improvement.
他的糟糕表现没有让教练困扰，反而是他提升的机会。
Don't let your fear faze you; take a deep breath and face the challenge head-on.
不要让恐惧吓到你，深呼吸，勇敢地面对挑战。
The surprise party didn't faze her; she was genuinely surprised but not overwhelmed.
意外的派对并没有让她感到不安，她真的感到惊讶但并未失控。
His experience in high-pressure situations never fazes him; he remains calm and composed.
在高压环境下，他的经验从未让他慌张，总是保持冷静。
Faze can also refer to the electronic dance music subgenre characterized by repetitive beats and intense drops.
- Faze还可以指代一种电子舞曲子风格，以其重复的节奏和强烈的音效为特点。
It's amazing how some people can remain unfazed by fame and fortune.
有些人面对名声和财富能保持镇定，真是令人惊讶。
In video games, "faze" can mean to outplay or outperform an opponent, often used in the context of professional esports matches.
在电子游戏中，“faze”意味着击败或超越对手，通常用于专业电竞比赛的语境中。