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nonplussed的意思

nonplussed中文翻譯:

adj.困惑的;陷于窘境的

v.迷惑;為難(nonplus的過去分詞形式)

相似詞語短語

nonplused───v.(使)驚訝,迷惑;(使)感到冷漠(nonplus的過去式及過去分詞);adj.迷惑的

nonplusses───n.迷惑;困惑(nonplus的變形)

nonpluses───v.(使)驚訝,迷惑;n.驚訝,困惑

non-prossed───vt.對(原告)作缺席判決(nonpros的變形)

nonplussing───模糊

-plussed───prep.加;和;(溫度)零上;adj.(用于數字后表數量大)余;零上;好的;略高于(A、B等分數);正電的;n.優勢;加號;加法;附加額;conj.(非正式)而且,另外;加;n.(Plus)(印、巴、法)普盧斯(人名)

concussed───adj.有腦震蕩的;v.使…震動(concuss的過去式和過去分詞)

nonplus───v.(使)驚訝,迷惑;n.驚訝,困惑

nonplusing───v.(使)驚訝,迷惑;n.驚訝,困惑

雙語使用場景

She expected him to ask for a scotch and was rather nonplussed when he asked her to mix him a martini.───她料想他會要一杯蘇格蘭威士忌,所以當他請她調一杯馬丁尼時,她有點不知所措。

I'm reading Reader's Digest in the kitchen. I am totally nonplussed.───我在廚房里看讀者文摘,完全不以為然。

Berliners looked nonplussed when I asked them to account for all the bookshops.───當我詢問為什么柏林會由那么多的書店,柏林人看起來似乎很困惑。

Nixon, though no doubt nonplussed, continued to keep his thoughts to himself.───尼克松對此事無疑感到進退維谷,然而他依然噤若寒蟬。

He was greatly nonplussed and uncertain for the moment as to what his next step would be.───他當時非常狼狽、惶惑,不知道第二步怎么辦。

Although I'm an avid user and fan of Twitter now, when it first came out, I was a bit nonplussed by it.───盡管我現在是Twitter的忠實用戶和追隨者,但是在它最初出現時,我對它是有點迷惑的。

"What? " said Carrie. She was nonplussed at the possibility of the errand being different from what she had thought.───“什么?”嘉莉說。她想到這趟出門與她先前想的可能不一樣,一時間不知所措。

Many a time the nonplussed public cannot decide what to read, what to choose, what to reject, what to appreciate and what to ignore.───很多時候不敏感的大眾并不能自己決定讀什么,選擇什么,據拒絕什么,欣賞什么,忽略什么。

Although his wife was offended, he was nonplussed.───他妻子對此大為光火,而他只是有點不知所措。

英語使用場景

I was nonplussed by what he asked me.

Even Orozco seems nonplussed by his fame.

"I don't know," he said, nonplussed at the question.

I was completely nonplussed by his reply.

I was completely nonplussed by his sudden appearance.

Factory were a little nonplussed by the decision.

The speaker was completely nonplussed by the question.

Billy was completely nonplussed by Elliot's refusal.

Mundin is nonplussed at our lack of proper titillation.