Examples of using Disoriented in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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I talked to a bus driver who said that he seemed disoriented and non-responsive, which seems to me like it might be some kind of pre-symptomatic dementia.
with His surprises, which can sometimes leave us disoriented, but help us to leave behind our mental and spiritual limitations.
I talked to a bus driver who said he seemed disoriented and non-responsive, which seems to me like it might be somekind of pre-symptomatic dementia.
are often disoriented.
It is the silent night of those disciples who are disoriented because they are plunged in a crushing routine that robs memory, silences hope and leads to thinking that“this is the way things have
are often disoriented.
feeling lost in the vast Central Park, you will be even more disoriented when you take a stroll to see autumn in Stanley Park in Vancouver city on the west coast of Canada.
in a residential building), without an uterus the ants are disoriented and simply run away.
believed it to be a disoriented crew member or passenger.
found anywhere on the wall or on the table(however, sometimes this is possible when an individual is disoriented due to the action of any insecticide).
About 23 others were already out at sea while one disoriented whale was accompanied by some rescuers to make sure it did not return to shore.
And Jesus adds that there is no need to become terrified or disoriented by wars, revolutions
In the end, disoriented as he was, tense beyond endurance, he drove the car into
In an interview with Egyptian state television shortly after his release, Shalit appeared disoriented as he answered a reporter's questions with a masked Hamas militant standing behind him.
Since I have spent most of my time in 13 disoriented, worried, angry,
the stars are visible, the seafarers felt disoriented, lost.
the stars are visible, the travelers feel disoriented, lost.
adults towards young people, which can leave youths disoriented, without a stable point of reference.
This need is even greater today, given the attitude of some adults towards young people, which can leave youths disoriented, without a stable point of reference.”.
May pause to remember directions, but doesn't get lost in familiar places Gets lost or disoriented even in familiar places;