After losing his map, he felt completely disoriented in the dense forest.
在失去地图后，他在茂密的森林里感到完全迷茫。
The bright flash left her disoriented for a moment.
强烈的闪光让她一时晕头转向。
Waking up in a strange hotel room can be disorienting.
在陌生的酒店房间醒来会让人迷糊。
The fog was so thick that the sailors became disoriented.
雾太浓了，水手们迷失了方向。
Select the word that is closest in meaning to “disoriented”:
B — lost. “disoriented” means adj. confused and unsure of one''s surroundings
Waking in the strange, dark room, he felt completely lost and ______.
C — disoriented. “disoriented” means adj. confused and unsure of one''s surroundings
disoriented — adj. confused and unsure of one''s surroundings. In Chinese: 迷惑的，迷失方向的.
disoriented is pronounced /dɪsˈɔːr.i.əntɪd/. It breaks into 4 syllables: dis · ori · ent · ed.
“disoriented” means confused and unsure of one''s surroundings. Examples: (1) After losing his map, he felt completely disoriented in the dense forest. (2) The bright flash left her disoriented for a moment. (3) Waking up in a strange hotel room can be disorienting. (4) The fog was so thick that the sailors became disoriented.
confused, lost, bewildered, perplexed — all close in meaning to disoriented (adj. confused and unsure of one''s surroundings).
Yes. disoriented appears on the iSEE Vocab Upper list, which covers 800+ words for the ISEE and SSAT.
dis-(not)+orient(establish direction)+ed→ disoriented, lost direction.