英语释义

• cause to lose one's composure

片语

destroy破坏；消灭；毁坏

defeat失败；战胜

disorder使失调；扰乱

英汉例句

• commercialize change change, it is a revolution of discomfit system.

  市场化改革，就是打破计划体制的一场革命。

• the teacher is completely discomfit by the unexpected question.

  老师被那意外的问题完全扰乱（ 楞住了）。

• perhaps that is why the student and worker riots of may 1968 seemed to discomfit the president so much: they showed a france that he, in his late 70s, could no longer fully understand.

  1968年5月爆发的学生和工人暴动，看来让总统深感不安：动乱表明，年近八旬的戴高乐不能完全理解他治下的法国。

• send forth your arrows, and discomfit them.

  射出你的箭，使他们溃乱。

• he's also a heck of a quidditch player and a good enough wizard (outside the academic environment, at least) that he can even discomfit the unshakeable dolores umbridge.

  george也是魁地奇比赛的一把好手与一个不错的男巫（至少在校园外如此），他甚至能挫败不可动摇的「癞蛤蟆」umbridge。

• this conclusion should particularly discomfit popular proponents of atheism, such as richard dawkins, whose position is entirely based on demonstrably faulty arguments.

  这一结论尤其会令无神论时髦的支持者难堪，如理查德·道金斯（richarddawkins），其地位完全依赖于明确的有缺陷的论证。

• commercialize reform, it is a revolution of discomfit system.

  市场化改革，就是打破计划体制的一场革命。

• they fear the public ignoring their jobs so that city services are not maintained, a discomfit to the elite.

  他们也害怕公众不再去上班，导致城市服务无法维持，这种情况会扰乱精英们的计划。

• cast forth lightning and scatter them send out thine arrows and discomfit them.

  求你发出闪电使他们四散射出你的箭使他们扰乱。

相似词

embarrass（尤指在社交场合）使窘迫，使尴尬；使困惑；使为难；使复杂化；陷入经济困难；妨碍（人、移动、行动）