英语
德语
dis·ˈori·ent·ed 形
- disoriented
- desorientiert a. 引
- disoriented
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dis·ori·ent [美 dɪˈsɔ:rɪənt] 动词 trans usu passive
1. disorient (lose bearings):
德语
英语
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| 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 |
单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
If the blood glucose falls too low a person can become disoriented and unable to swallow.
en.wikipedia.org The final story involves a strange, disoriented girl and the married couple who attempt to give her a ride home.
en.wikipedia.org Once exhausted, the animal, normally disoriented, barely reacts when the group disperses.
en.wikipedia.org Disoriented, she staggers for the beach house for the final confrontation.
en.wikipedia.org Troops unfortunate enough to find themselves in a ditched helicopter will be upside-down, disoriented, often in the dark and in a rapidly sinking bird.
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