boggles

v.

迟疑( boggle的第三人称单数 )；退缩；躲闪；犹豫

1. He boggled at the thought of swimming in winter.
   他想到要在冬天游泳就有些犹豫。
2. Don't boggle, the good chance will be lost.
   别犹豫不决，否则会错失良机。
3. My neighbour wears his dressing-gown to work. The mind boggles!
   我的邻居穿着晨衣去上班。真不可思议！
4. And of course, the cultural references are likely to boggle your mind.
   当然，里面的文化内容可能会让你摸不着头脑。

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