v.使迷失方向，使迷惘，使不知所措，使无所适从
disorientate的过去分词和过去式

原形：disorientate

She felt disoriented after the long flight.
她在长途飞行后感到迷茫。
The sudden change in plans left him disoriented.
计划的突然改变让他感到困惑。
He woke up feeling disoriented and groggy from the anesthesia.
他从麻醉中醒来，感到头晕目眩，神志不清。
The new software was so complex that even experienced users felt disoriented.
这款新软件太复杂了，连经验丰富的用户都感到迷惑。
After the earthquake, the survivors wandered through the ruins, disoriented.
地震过后，幸存者们在废墟中迷失方向地徘徊。
She was disoriented by the flashing lights at the party.
派对上的闪烁灯光让她感到眼花缭乱，不知所措。
The hiker became disoriented in the dense fog and lost his way.
徒步旅行者在浓雾中迷路，失去了方向感。
The student was disoriented after switching to a new school mid-year.
学生在年中转到新学校后感到迷茫。
The traveler had trouble adjusting to the time difference, feeling constantly disoriented.
旅行者难以适应时差，一直感到头晕脑胀。
The loud noise made her feel disoriented and she couldn't concentrate on her work.
巨大的噪音使她感到头昏眼花，无法集中精力工作。