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| 1. | a bemisted mind |
| 迷糊不清的头脑 |
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| 2. | 1.misted; blurred; 2.dazed; confused |
| 迷糊 |
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| 3. | The old lady easily gets confused. |
| 这个老太婆容易迷糊. |
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| 4. | You, with that feeling, blind him, and blind yourself. |
| 有了这种感情，你就使他迷糊，使你自己迷糊了。 |
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| 5. | Behaving in a bewildered, confused, or dazed manner. |
| 行为眩晕、杂乱或迷糊的 |
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| 6. | The confused customer either does not buy or sometimes buys wrong product! |
| 被广告搞迷糊的顾客，不是根本不买该品牌的电池，就是买错牌子！ |
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| 7. | You get confused, and you can't function. |
| 你开始变的迷糊 而且你不能活动 |
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| 8. | defined by a brief loss of consciousness( fainting) or by dimmed vision and feeling uncoordinated, confused |
| 一般说来，晕厥的定义是意识的短暂丧失(倒)两眼发黑，感到共济失调、识迷糊或头昏眼花。 |
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| 9. | You finished college long ago, so you might be confused. |
| 你大学毕业已经太久了,所以你可能迷糊了 |
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| 10. | He might have snoozed a little. |
| 他可能迷糊了一会。 |
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