dis·ori·ent [美 dɪˈsɔ:rɪənt] 动词 trans usu passive
1. disorient (lose bearings):
2. disorient (be confused):
| I | disorient |
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| you | disorient |
| he/she/it | disorients |
| we | disorient |
| you | disorient |
| they | disorient |
| I | disoriented |
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| you | disoriented |
| he/she/it | disoriented |
| we | disoriented |
| you | disoriented |
| they | disoriented |
| I | have | disoriented |
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| you | have | disoriented |
| he/she/it | has | disoriented |
| we | have | disoriented |
| you | have | disoriented |
| they | have | disoriented |
| I | had | disoriented |
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| you | had | disoriented |
| he/she/it | had | disoriented |
| we | had | disoriented |
| you | had | disoriented |
| they | had | disoriented |
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Tactical lights also serve a role as a method of non-lethal force, used to temporarily blind and disorient targets.
en.wikipedia.org It uses its camouflage to stalk its prey and initially disorients its victim with a blitz strike.
en.wikipedia.org Any break in the rotation will disorient the line, but the major flow of flags will always correct the direction of the formation.
en.wikipedia.org The whale may expel this fluid when frightened, perhaps to confuse and disorient predators.
en.wikipedia.org Its purpose is to temporarily disorient and blind a target.
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