蒙
cheat; guess randomly
Meanings
3 senses · 15 examplesverb
to deceive; to trick
Can be used in formal and informal contexts, often to describe hiding the truth to mislead others.
He always likes to deceive superiors and subordinates, and never truly cares about his employees.
Stop lying, everyone knows you cheated on the exam.
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Businesses that deceive consumers with false advertisements should be severely punished.
Don't lie to your parents and say you've finished your homework.
The scammer tricked the elderly person out of their pension money and was finally caught by the police.
verb
to guess randomly; to make a wild guess
informalAlmost exclusively used in informal spoken Chinese, often with an adverb like 瞎 to emphasize the lack of basis for the guess.
Think carefully before answering this question, don't just guess randomly.
I just randomly guessed the correct answer to this multiple-choice question.
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Stop guessing randomly, you have no idea what the correct answer is.
When you encounter a question you don't know during an exam, you can first guess an answer randomly.
He randomly said a number and actually won the prize.
verb
to lose consciousness; to be dazed
informalDescribes a state where one's consciousness is clouded or lost due to injury, illness, or impact.
I felt a bit dizzy and foggy when I got up this morning, probably because I didn't sleep well.
He was hit by a basketball and was left dazed, standing still in a daze for several minutes.
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He was completely stunned when he suddenly heard this bad news.
After working overtime for three consecutive days, he felt his mind was foggy and unclear.
After the car accident, she was in a dazed and confused state for several minutes.