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giddy up

Dazzled, Pinyin y ǎ nhu ā Li á olu à n, refers to see beautiful, complex colors or complex things and feel confused.

Phonetic notation

Y à nhu à Li á olu à n

Interpretation of words

Explanation: confusion: the same as "confusion".

Source of words

Source: the first book of the romance of the Western Chamber written by Wang Shifu of Yuan Dynasty is the first fold: "you can see thousands of things without any stab. It's like this. It's rare to see a lovely girl like that, but it's dazzling. It's hard to speak, and the soul is flying for a long time."

Examples of words

Example: Chapter 38 of Jing Hua Yuan written by Li Ruzhen in Qing Dynasty: "it seems that I can only see it, but I can't understand it."

Word usage

Usage: used as predicate, attributive and adverbial; used to describe various things.