名詞 daze:

1. the feeling of distress and disbelief that you have when something bad happens accidentally
   同義詞：shock, stupor
2. confusion characterized by lack of clarity
   同義詞：fog, haze

動詞 daze:

1. to cause someone to lose clear vision, especially from intense light
   同義詞：dazzle, bedazzle
2. overcome as with astonishment or disbelief
   同義詞：stun, bedaze

1. I was dazed by her sudden offer.
   她突然提出此事，我感到驚奇而不知所措。
2. The blow on the head dazed him for a moment.
   頭上受了一擊后，他昏過去了一會兒。

daze

v.tr.（及物動詞）
dazed,daz.ing,daz.es
To stun, as with a heavy blow or shock; stupefy.
使發(fā)昏：使暈眩，如因重擊或震驚；使驚愕
To dazzle, as with strong light.
使目眩：使人眩惑，如因強光
n.（名詞）
A stunned or bewildered condition.
恍惚，暈眩：處于暈?；蛎曰蟮臓顟B(tài)

來源：
Middle English dasen
中古英語 dasen
[of Scandinavian origin] ; akin to Old Norse dasask [to become weary]
[來源于斯堪的納維亞語的] ；類似于 古斯堪的納維亞語 dasask [變得疲倦]
[reflexive of] .dasa [to tire out]
[] ·dasa的反身詞 [使筋疲力盡]

<參考詞匯><同義詞>daze,bemuse,benumb,stun,stupefyThe central meaning shared by these verbs is .to dull or paralyze the mental capacities with or as if with a shock.:
這些動詞所共有的中心意思是.由于或好象由于震動使智能遲鈍或麻痹.：
例句：
dazed by the defeat;
被失敗弄得恍惚不清；

例句：
bemused by the senator`s resignation;
被參議員的辭職震住了；

例句：
a boring performance that benumbed the audience;
使觀眾目眩乏味的表演；

例句：
stunned by their sudden death;
對他們的突然死亡大吃一驚；

例句：
a display that stupefied all onlookers.
使所有的觀看者驚得發(fā)呆的表演