"to make utterly confused," from be- + muse (compare amuse); attested from 1735 but probably older, as Pope (1705) punned on it as "devoted utterly to the Muses."
1. The sheer quantity of detail would bemuse even the most clear-headed author.
"to make utterly confused," from be- + muse (compare amuse); attested from 1735 but probably older, as Pope (1705) punned on it as "devoted utterly to the Muses."
双语例句
1. The sheer quantity of detail would bemuse even the most clear-headed author.