dazzles

n.

耀眼，令人赞叹的东西( dazzle的名词复数 )；

v.

使目眩( dazzle的第三人称单数 )；使惊异不已；炫耀，迷惑；

1. His eyes dazzled before the strong light.
   他面对强光头晕目眩。
2. She was dazzled by her sudden success.
   突然的成功使她感到迷惘。
3. The diamond ring worn in her bridle hand's third finger dazzle against firelight.
   她左手无名指上戴的钻石戒指在火光下闪闪发亮。
4. You will dazzle everyone you meet this week.
   遇到的每个人都会为你倾倒。
5. There are too few such inspirational figures around today to dazzle and excite.
   如今，能够迸发出耀眼光芒并让我们为之激动、给我们灵感的人太少了。

1. The theatre was a dazzle of bright lights.
   剧院是一片光芒耀眼的明亮灯光。

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