mystified

英 [ˈmɪstɪfaɪd]

美 [ˈmɪstɪfaɪd]

v.  迷惑; 使迷惑不解; 使糊涂
mystify的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：mystified　过去式：mystified　

BNC.19975 / COCA.21081

柯林斯词典

• VERB 使困惑不解;使大为惊奇
  If youare mystifiedby something, you find it impossible to explain or understand.
  1. The audience must have been totally mystified by the plot...
     观众一定是让剧情完全搞晕了。
  2. There was something strange in her attitude which mystified me.
     她态度有些奇怪，让我迷惑不解。

双语例句

• Instead they evoke a series of allegorical meanings that would have mystified all but his coterie of young, aristocratic patrons.
  但却充满寓意，迷惑了他几乎所有的年轻的贵族资助者。
• Nemanja Vidic admits he was left mystified by months of speculation over his United future.
  维迪奇承认自己确实有几个月前途不明。
• There was something strange in her attitude which mystified me.
  她态度有些奇怪，让我迷惑不解。
• His sudden disappearance mystified the police.
  他的突然失踪使警方大惑不解。
• Most Americans seem totally mystified by cricket.
  多数美国人对板球困惑不解。
• They were totally mystified by the girl's disappearance.
  女孩失踪使他们大惑不解。
• The audience must have been totally mystified by the plot
  观众一定是让剧情完全搞晕了。
• Peter Dingle, an environmental toxicologist at Murdoch University in Perth, Australia, said he was mystified why milk powder was so popular in China.
  澳大利亚珀斯默多克大学的环境毒物学家彼得·丁格尔说，他对奶粉在中国如此流行感到费解。
• We had arguments which would have mystified the patrons in English pubs.
  使他们迷惑不解的我们的那些争论如让英国小酒店的顾客们听到会。
• Still, Jordan is a little mystified by how it all worked out.
  乔丹对这一切是如何获得成功的仍然感到有点困惑不解。