迷
confused; infatuated; enchant
Meanings
4 senses · 20 examplesverb
to be lost; to lose one's way; to be confused
Used when someone cannot distinguish directions or understand a situation clearly.
I got lost in the forest.
He lost his direction in the new city.
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These complex rules confuse me.
The heavy fog made the driver lose his direction.
Don't act alone in unfamiliar places to avoid getting lost.
verb
to be infatuated with; to be obsessed with; to be enchanted by
Used when someone has a strong interest or fascination with something or someone.
She became infatuated with classical music.
He got obsessed with martial arts novels and reads them every day.
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Many young people are infatuated with celebrities' lifestyles.
I was enchanted by this beautiful small town.
Don't be overly obsessed with online games; it will affect your studies.
noun
fan; enthusiast; devotee
Refers to a person who is highly interested in and enthusiastic about a particular activity or subject.
He is a football fan and often goes to watch matches.
This writer has many loyal book fans.
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Music enthusiasts gathered at the music festival venue.
She is a Peking Opera fan and can sing several passages.
Tech enthusiasts always pay attention to the latest electronic products.
verb
to confuse; to bewilder; to enchant; to fascinate
Used when something or someone causes others to feel confused or enchanted.
This maze confused all the tourists.
His sweet words confused many people.
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The beautiful scenery enchanted the guests from afar.
The magician's performance bewildered the audience present.
Money and power often confuse people's minds.