daze — to make someone unable to think or feel clearly
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to make someone unable to think or feel clearly
Pronunciation (IPA): /deɪz/
Korean meaning: 멍하게 하다, 어리둥절하게 만들다
Korean pronunciation: 데이즈 (강세: 데이즈)
Example Sentences
- After winning the lottery, Tom walked around in a daze for weeks.
- The professor's complicated explanation dazed the students.
- She was still in a daze from staying up all night watching K-dramas.
daze
VERB//deɪz//
to make someone unable to think or feel clearly
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Lost in a daze through the maze of days
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Origin
14세기 중세 영어 'dasen'에서 유래되었으며, '놀라게 하다, 기절시키다'라는 의미였습니다. 스칸디나비아어의 영향을 받았을 것으로 추정됩니다.
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“After winning the lottery, Tom walked around in a daze for weeks.”
“The professor's complicated explanation dazed the students.”
“She was still in a daze from staying up all night watching K-dramas.”
“The bright camera flash dazed the celebrity.”
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