1. At night, the neon lights on both sides of the road are dazzling.

The magician's performance is unpredictable, which dazzles me.

3. All kinds of jewels in the Treasure Hall are shining, which dazzles me.

The delicious food on this table dazzled everyone present.

There are so many little stars in the sky that I am dazzled.

Unscramble the dazzling words;

Dazzling, a China idiom, pinyin is y m n hu ā Li Ao Luan, which means that you get confused when you see complicated things. Metaphor things are complicated and confusing. From the first book of The West Chamber: "Pang Erhan, a seemingly happy mother, has seen it before, but it is just dazzling and speechless, and her soul shines for a long time."

Lead:? Hyun: Chaos. Describe the confusion of the eyes when they see complex things. Metaphor things are complicated and confusing. The following is the dazzling sentence-making related content I have compiled for you, which is for reference only and I hope it will help you.

Idiom analysis

Pinyin: y m y m n hu ā li á o Luan

Explanation: dazzling: chaos. Looking at complicated things, I feel very confused. It also means that things are complicated and indistinguishable.

Source: Master Wang Yuan's first book "The West Chamber": "Pang Erhan, a seemingly happy mother, has seen it before, which only makes people dazzled and speechless, and her soul shines for a long time."