"bewildered" Chinese-English Dictionary

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Chinese Pinyin Part of speech Translation Actions
困惑 kùn huò adj., v. bewildered / perplexed / confused / difficult problem / perplexity syn
迷茫 mí máng vast and indistinct / perplexed / bewildered / at a loss syn
纳闷 納悶 nà mèn puzzled / bewildered syn
迷迷糊糊 mí mí hū hū in a daze / bewildered syn
手足无措 手足無措 shǒu zú wú cuò at a loss to know what to do (idiom) / bewildered syn
惊疑 驚疑 jīng yí bewildered
xuàn (literary) dizzy / (literary) dazzled / bewildered / to dazzle (variant of 炫[xuan4]) syn
纳罕 納罕 nà hǎn bewildered / amazed syn
迷瞪 mí dèng puzzled / bewildered / infatuated
一脸茫然 一臉茫然 yī liǎn máng rán puzzled / bewildered
方寸已乱 方寸已亂 fāng cùn yǐ luàn (idiom) confused / troubled / bewildered syn
Chinese Pinyin Part of speech Translation Actions
目迷五色 mù mí wǔ sè the eye is bewildered by five colors (idiom) / a dazzling riot of colors syn
挑花眼 tiǎo huā yǎn (fig.) to get cross-eyed / to be bewildered
五里云雾 wǔ lǐ yún wù (idiom) Refers to a confusing situation or dispute that leaves one bewildered, with the facts and truth hard to make out.
傻眉愣眼 shǎ méi lèng yǎn (idiom) To look blank and bewildered / to stand there in a daze.
恍恍忽忽 huǎng huǎng hū hū (idiom) To be in a confused and bewildered state of mind. syn
恍然自失 huǎng rán zì shī (idiom) To feel bewildered and regretful after a sudden realization, as if something had been lost. It can also describe anxiety and helplessness.
搔首踟蹰 搔首踟躕 sāo shǒu chí chú (idiom) Describes someone who is anxious, bewildered, or hesitant.
梦魂颠倒 mèng hún diān dǎo (idiom) Describes someone who is bewildered and mentally unsettled, no longer behaving normally. It suggests considerable inner agitation.
没魂少智 méi hún shǎo zhì (idiom) To look completely bewildered and distraught.
爽然自失 shuǎng rán zì shī (idiom) To feel bewildered and at a loss, not knowing what to think or do.
瞠然自失 chēng rán zì shī (idiom) To stare as if one had lost something. It describes a vacant or bewildered expression.
芒然自失 máng rán zì shī (idiom) To look bewildered and at a loss, as if something had been lost without knowing what it was.
茫然自失 máng rán zì shī (idiom) Describes someone who is bewildered and feels as though something has been lost.
茫然若迷 máng rán ruò mí (idiom) To be bewildered and unable to understand, as if lost. It describes someone in a state of confusion.
蓬心蒿目 péng xīn hāo mù (idiom) Describes a mind without firm direction and a confused or bewildered outlook.
行迈靡靡,中心摇摇 行邁靡靡,中心搖搖 xíng mài mǐ mǐ,zhōng xīn yáo yáo (idiom) To walk slowly with a troubled and unsettled heart. It describes a heavy, anxious, and bewildered state of mind.
黑漆皮灯笼 黑漆皮燈籠 hēi qī pí dēng lóng (idiom) ① A lantern coated with black lacquer / figuratively, a corrupt administration or a society plunged into darkness. ② Describes someone who is completely bewildered or ignorant.
The four tones The four tones of Mandarin Pitch over time: tone 1 high and level (red), tone 2 rising (orange), tone 3 falling then rising (green), tone 4 falling (blue). tone 1 tone 2 tone 3 tone 4 Time Pitch

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