恍惚 1.(神志不清; 精神不集中) in a trance; absent-minded 变得精神恍惚 go [fall] into a trance; 这位老人回想着自己过去的生活, 神情恍惚。 the old man was in a trance, thinking of his past life.2.(不真切; 不清楚) dimly; faintly; seemingly 恍惚记得 faintly remember
恍惚的 absent minded; bemazed; dreamy; in a trance; transic
神思恍惚 be lost in a reverie; at a loss; be in a disturbed [confused] state of mind; distracted; distraugh; entrancement; grow quite bemused; in a state of mental confusion; one's mind does not function clearly.; suffer from dizzy spells
During all this time the shepherd stood entranced . 牧羊人一直是神态恍惚地站着。
He came close to her, looking at her in a dazed way as if he believed she was part of a dream . 他走到她身边依稀恍惚地看着她,仿佛跟她是梦中相见。
So wilson mooned around, thinking, thinking, guessing, guessing, day and night, and arriving nowhere . 于是威尔逊心神恍惚地晃来晃去,日日夜夜地想了又想,猜了又猜,始终想不出什么结果。
He stood there motionless and in wonder, dimly conscious that hallward was speaking to him, but not catching the meaning of his words . 他一动不动地站着,惊奇得出了神,恍惚地觉得哈尔伍在跟他讲话,但是没法理解他的字义。
Ron , who was now helping himself to harry ' s toast , was still gazing dreamily at the door 罗恩一边吃着哈利的面包,一边仍然神思恍惚地盯着房门。
For an undetermined period of time i felt myself cut off from the world , an abstract spectator 有一段时间,我恍惚地感到自己从世界中分离了出来,成为一个抽象的旁观者。
My quarters are at your service . and kutuzov began , as old people often do , gazing abstractedly about him , as though forgetting all he had to say or do 正像老年人常有的情形,库图作夫精神恍惚地向四周张望,好象忘了他要说什么或者要做什么似的。
It was a nice hardback chair with no arms ( it might have been designed for spanking she thought somewhat disjointedly ) and he patted his lap as she looked at him 那是一把质地很好的硬木椅子,没有扶手(那可能是为笞刑而设计的,她恍惚地想) ,他轻拍他的大腿向她示意。
M . de villefort pressed his hand upon his brow , which , at first pale , had become red and burning ; then he suddenly arose and looked around as though he had lost his senses - he wanted air 维尔福先生用手按住额头,他的额头最初发白,然后转红,以至于最后热得烫手。然后他突然起来,神情恍惚地四周环顾,他想透一透气。