stupefy
音标：
英音/ ˈstjuːpɪfaɪ / 美音/ ˈstuːpɪfaɪ /
听听基本释意：
外刊例句：
Thumbs down to Sidney Powell, a former Donald Trump lawyer, for her stupefying defense strategy.
大拇指向前唐纳德·特朗普律师西德尼·鲍威尔（Sidney Powell）表示惊人的防御策略。
—Washington Times
A mother — possibly under the influence, struggling with mental illness or stupefied by the domestic violence she’s endured — bundles her two young daughters into the car, inside a closed garage.
母亲 – 可能受到影响，在精神疾病中挣扎或因其遭受的家庭暴力而震惊 – 将她的两个年轻女儿捆在一个封闭的车库内。
—Washington Post
But in North Macedonia on Tuesday night, when Wales bundled in an added-time equaliser after a conclusion of stupefying drama, that cool veneer disappeared in an instant.
但是在周二晚上北马其顿，当威尔士结束后，威尔士在剧烈的戏剧结束后捆绑了一个额外的均衡器，那个凉爽的贴面立即消失了。
—BBC
基本释意：
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使惊呆；使昏迷
同义词：
没有找到同义词
短释义：
Stupefy looks a lot like stupid. But intelligence has nothing to do with being stupefied, which comes from Latin and means “to make stunned.” Anyone can be stupefied by something scary, mysterious, or just plain remarkable. Think of tourists visiting New York City for the first time. They stare up at the skyscrapers, lost in wonder. Taking that moment to let themselves be amazed? Nothing stupid about it, unless they step on someone’s foot, of course.
如果魔术师的窍门使您笨拙，请不要感到尴尬。这意味着您感到惊讶。有时谁不想在他的轨道上停下来？
长释义：
Stupefy looks a lot like stupid. But intelligence has nothing to do with being stupefied, which comes from Latin and means “to make stunned.” Anyone can be stupefied by something scary, mysterious, or just plain remarkable. Think of tourists visiting New York City for the first time. They stare up at the skyscrapers, lost in wonder. Taking that moment to let themselves be amazed? Nothing stupid about it, unless they step on someone’s foot, of course.
笨蛋看起来很愚蠢。但是智力与被愚蠢的人无关，这来自拉丁语，意思是“震惊”。任何人都可以被令人恐惧，神秘或只是显而易见的东西震惊。想想第一次来纽约市游客。他们凝视着摩天大楼，迷失了奇迹。花那一刻让自己惊讶吗？当然，除非他们踩着某人的脚，否则没什么愚蠢的。
文学例句：
It was a bit like sleeping in the engine room of Ladderal Mill—noisy beyond belief but stupefyingly rhythmic.
这有点像睡在梯磨坊的机房里，这是令人难以置信的，但有节奏的。
—Code Name Verity by Elizabeth Wein
Well, that stupefied us all for a special moment in time.
好吧，这使我们所有人都呆了一个特殊的时刻。
—The Poisonwood Bible by Barbara Kingsolver
Then suddenly into his hand fell a mass of jewels and Waftg Lung gazed at them stupefied.
然后突然落入他的手中，一堆珠宝凝视着它们。
—The Good Earth by Pearl S. Buck
词源：
stupefy(v.)early 15c., stupefien (Chauliac), in a medical sense, “anesthetize (a part), deaden (a pain),” from Latin stupefacere “make stupid or senseless; benumb, stun,” from stupere “be stunned, be struck senseless” (see stupid) + facere “to make, to do” (from PIE root *dhe- “to set, put”).
In early Modern English often stupify, the spelling was corrected to classical form 19c. The general sense of “make stupid or torpid, blunt the faculties of” is from c. 1600, also “stun with amazement or fear” (1590s). Related: Stupefied; stupefier; stupefying.also from early 15c.
下面是词源的翻译（机器翻译比较难翻，参考着看）
笨蛋（v。）15c。，stupefien（Chauliac），从医学意义上说，“麻醉（一部分），死了（痛苦），来自拉丁语stupefacere“使愚蠢或毫无意义的愚蠢或毫无意义的；在现代英语早期，经常愚蠢地，该拼写被纠正到古典表格19C。 “使愚蠢或torpid，钝的能力的一般意义来自c。 1600，也“惊奇或恐惧震惊”（1590年代）。相关：惊人；笨蛋从15c初开始。
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