daze in Japanese
daze in Japanese is 間誤付かせる — daze means to leave someone feeling stunned, confused, or unable to think clearly, often from a shock, blow, or bright light.
daze in Japanese
間誤付かせる
(transitive) To stun or stupefy, for example with bright light, with a blow, with cold, or with fear.
What does "daze" mean?
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verb To leave someone feeling stunned, confused, or unable to think clearly, often from a shock, blow, or bright light.
"The bright flash dazed him for a few seconds."
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noun A state of confusion or shock in which you can't think clearly.
"She wandered around in a daze after hearing the news."
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daze in a sentence
- The bright flash dazed him for a few seconds.
- She wandered around in a daze after hearing the news.
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What is "daze" in Japanese?
"daze" in Japanese is 間誤付かせる. daze means: To leave someone feeling stunned, confused, or unable to think clearly, often from a shock, blow, or bright light.
How do you use "daze" in a sentence?
Example: "The bright flash dazed him for a few seconds." In Japanese, "daze" is 間誤付かせる.
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