boggled

boggled

美 [ˈbɑɡ(ə)l] 　英 [ˈbɒɡ(ə)l]

• n.同“bogle”；犹豫；退缩；搪塞
• v.踌躇；搪塞；(马等)惊跳；胡乱地干
• 网络畏缩不前；吃惊；由于胆怯而犹豫

词形变化

第三人称单数：boggles  现在分词：boggling  过去式：boggled  

同义词

英汉解释

n.	1. 同“bogle” 2. 犹豫;退缩 3. 搪塞 4. (马的)惊跳;吃惊 5. 胡乱干的工作
v.	1. 犹豫,踌躇,退缩 (at about) 2. 装糊涂,搪塞 (at) 3. (马等)惊跳 4. 乱搞,胡乱地干 5. 搞坏(事情等) 6. 〈英口〉使吃惊

英英解释

n.	1. Same as bogle
v.	1. if the mind boggles, or if something boggles the mind, you cannot imagine it because it is too strange, unpleasant, or confusing 2. to be so surprised or shocked that you are unable to believe something

例句

They were boggled to hear of his success.

听说他获胜了，他们感到很惊异。

In recent weeks, the President and just about every other major politician from both parties have been boggled by soldier-lawyer disputes.

在最近几周里，总统和两党其他几乎每一个主要政治家都被军人和律师之争搞糊涂了。

The sheer time all this must have required boggled Hutton's mind.

这一切的纯粹时间一定把赫顿搞懵了。

A boggled horse was a horse that had been spooked by something their drivers or riders couldn't see.

Aboggledhorse指受到了某种东西的惊吓的马，而马夫或骑士看不见的这种东西。

April's elections were marked by violence and fraud on a scale that boggled the imagination even of jaded Nigerian voters.

今年四月举行的总统大选充塞着暴力与欺骗，其程度甚至是让偏激的尼日利亚选民措手不及。

The friendship that had sprung up between Edward and Seth was something that still boggled my mind.

爱德华与塞思之间萌生的友谊是我想破头也理不清的事情。

My imagination boggled at the punishment I would deserve if in fact I did abuse a book of Mrs. Flowers'. Death would be too kind and brief.

我想像不出如果我真的没有认真读弗劳尔斯夫人的某一本书，将会受到怎样的惩罚。让我去死恐怕是太仁慈太干脆了。

Our minds are boggled by the incredible scope of the promises which apply to the people of God right now.

上帝给他子民的应许的范围绝对超乎人的想象，如今我们却是犹豫不信。

The problem has boggled the minds of Web designers for years: fixed, fluid, elastic or a hybrid layout design?

有一个问题已经困扰网页设计师们很久了：该使用固定、流动、弹性，还是混合布局呢？

we are all boggled at the words.

我们对此感到吃惊

Cabinet members who boggled at the Prime Minister's astonishing proposal

（内阁阁员对首相的惊人建议犹豫不决）；