| 单词 | haze |
| 释义 | Related topics: Naturehaze1 /heɪz/ noun [singular, uncountable] 1 DNCLEAR/EASY TO SEE#smoke, dust, or mist in the air which is difficult to see through 烟雾，霾haze of a haze of cigarette smoke 香烟的烟雾 The sun was surrounded by a golden haze. 太阳被一片金色烟霞笼罩。2 CONFUSEDthe feeling of being very confused and unable to think clearly 懵懂，迷糊，迷惑 a drunken haze 酒醉时的迷糊Examples from the Corpushaze• The family is in a haze of shock and grief.• But by this time the Captain had grown used to living in a blue haze.• Of sand, surf and sea stretching for mile after mile after mile into the blue haze.• Little orange fires flickered, and gray shapes moved among the dull-green helicopters in the morning haze.• In the morning it looks like a smoky haze is hanging over the hills.• During the tight formation take-off his eyes were on Stefan and the Spitfire as they climbed to get on top of the haze.• There was a flash through the haze of dust as Ford knelt to fire the train.• Squinting through the haze, Sam tried to place him.Related topics: Collegehaze2 verb [transitive] 1.American EnglishSECJOKE to play tricks on a new student or to make them do silly or dangerous things, as part of joining the school or a club at the school 戏弄〔新生，作为入学或入会仪式的一部分〕2 haze over phrasal verb CLEAR/EASY TO SEE#to become hazy 起雾 The sky hazed over. 天空泛起雾霭。 —hazing noun [uncountable] bizarre hazing rituals 古怪的捉弄仪式→ See Verb tableExamples from the Corpushaze• He was the third University of Texas student in nine years to die under suspicions of hazing.• And his meanings were hazed in a golden future.• There was a garden hazed over by sunlight and held in by a dome.• But it was all hazed over in endless mists of blue.• Censers burned, further hazing the air.Origin haze1 (1700-1800) Probably from hazy haze2 (1800-1900) Probably from haze “to frighten, punish” ((17-19 centuries)), from Old French haserhaze1 nounhaze2 verbChinese the smoke, in mist or air difficult is Corpus dust, which |
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