to bewilder

HSK 5

한자 분해

Meaning and Usage

The character (mí) primarily means "to be lost" or "to get lost," especially in a physical sense like losing one's way. It also commonly refers to being a fan or enthusiast of something, such as a sport or hobby, indicating strong interest or obsession. Additionally, it can mean "to be fascinated" or "to be obsessed with" an activity or subject.

Common Collocations

  • 迷路 (mílù): to get lost (literally "lost road")
  • 足球 (zúqiú mí): soccer fan
  • (mí shàng): to become obsessed with

Usage Notes

When used to describe losing direction, often appears in compounds like 迷路. When referring to fans, follows the object of admiration, e.g., 足球. The phrase expresses becoming deeply interested or obsessed with something. This character can be both a verb and a noun depending on context.

Common Confusion

Don't confuse (mí) meaning "to be lost" with (mí) meaning "fan"; context and collocations clarify the meaning. Also, as "to be lost" is often used with (road), while as "fan" it follows the object of interest.

예문

他在森林里迷路了,不知道该往哪儿走。

Tā zài sēnlín lǐ mílù le, bù zhīdào gāi wǎng nǎr zǒu.

He got lost in the forest and didn't know which way to go.

她是足球迷,每场比赛都不会错过。

Tā shì zúqiú mí, měi chǎng bǐsài dōu bù huì cuòguò.

She is a soccer fan and never misses a match.

他迷上了弹吉他,每天都练习几个小时。

Tā mí shàng le tán jítā, měitiān dōu liànxí jǐ gè xiǎoshí.

He became obsessed with playing guitar and practices for several hours every