dazzling
dazzling — 形容詞
- dazzlingpositive
- more dazzlingcomparative
- most dazzlingsuperlative
1. so attractive, exciting, or skilful that people find it amazing.
令人讚嘆的
極為精彩、迷人或出色的
so attractive, exciting, or skilful that people find it amazing.
Hannah gave a dazzling performance as the lead violinist at the school concert.
Hannah 在學校音樂會上以首席小提琴手身份,演出了令人讚嘆的一場演奏。
attributive + noun: dazzling performance / display / smile
The young chef served a dazzling array of small plates from across Southeast Asia.
那位年輕主廚端出令人讚嘆的一系列東南亞各地小菜。
collocation: a dazzling array of [things]
Defne's smile was so dazzling that the photographer asked her to stop laughing.
Defne 的笑容如此燦爛迷人,攝影師反而請她別再笑了。
predicative + intensifier: so dazzling that ...
The young gymnast won the gold medal after a dazzling routine on the balance beam.
那位年輕體操選手在平衡木上表現精彩絕倫,最後奪下金牌。
Critics praised the film for its dazzling colours and clever storytelling.
影評人盛讚這部電影色彩繽紛迷人、敘事手法巧妙。
- dazzling performance
- dazzling smile
- dazzling display
- dazzling array
- dazzling career
- stunning
very similar; slightly more focused on visual or emotional impact
- breathtaking
stronger; emphasises that the viewer is left almost speechless
- impressive
more neutral; covers achievement without the sense of glamour
- dull
lacks any spark or interest
- unremarkable
ordinary; nothing stands out
用法筆記
Almost always attributive (before a noun); typical objects are performances, smiles, displays, careers, and visual scenes. Distinct from sense 2 (literal blinding brightness) because here the subject can be a person, idea, or work, not a light source.
常見錯誤
2. shining with such a strong light that you have to look away or you cannot see fo
刺眼的
亮到讓人睜不開眼的
shining with such a strong light that you have to look away or you cannot see for a moment.
Élise shielded her eyes from the dazzling sun as she stepped onto the beach.
Élise 走上沙灘時,舉手遮擋刺眼的陽光。
attributive + light source: dazzling sun / lights / headlights
The dazzling headlights of the truck made Bao slow down on the narrow road.
那輛卡車的車頭燈亮得刺眼,讓 Bao 在窄路上放慢了車速。
Snow on the mountain peaks was dazzling in the early-morning light.
清晨陽光下,山頂的積雪白得刺眼。
predicative: subject was dazzling in [light condition]
Isabela wore sunglasses to protect her eyes from the dazzling reflection off the lake.
Isabela 戴上太陽眼鏡,以擋住湖面反射出來的刺眼光線。
- dazzling sun
- dazzling light
- dazzling headlights
- dazzling white
- dazzling reflection
用法筆記
Subject is normally a light source or a bright surface (sun, headlights, snow, water reflection). Often paired with verbs like 'shield', 'squint', or wearing sunglasses, because the brightness forces a physical reaction. Distinguish from sense 1: here the meaning is literal, never figurative.
常見錯誤
同根字
常見搭配
名詞搭配
- dazzling performance
- dazzling smile
- dazzling display
- dazzling array
- dazzling sun
- dazzling light
- dazzling headlights
- dazzling white
副詞搭配
- truly dazzling
- absolutely dazzling
- quite dazzling
常用片語
- a dazzling array of
- a dazzling display of