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aze Idiom

eyes glaze over

"eyes express disbelief or ""I've heard this before""" When I told him I'd pay the rent next week, his eyes glazed over.

in a fog (haze)

confused, not sure what is happening He is always in a fog and never seems to know what is going on.

aze

just kidding

blaze

to smoke pot; to blaze your bleezie: to smoke a joint

amazed at

surprised very much at吃惊
I was amazed at seeing him there．在那里看到他，使我感到吃惊。

gaze at

look steadily at； set eyes on； let one's eyes remain on凝视；注视；盯着看
The climbers stood on top of the mountain， gazing at the splendid view．登山者站在山顶，凝视美丽的景色。
Never in his life had he gazed on such beautiful scenes．他生平从未见到过如此美丽的景色。
What are you gazing at？你在盯着看什么？
After gazing at the poor man for some time， she finally recognized him．她对那个可怜的男子凝视了一会儿，最后终于认出了他。

gaze at/upon

gaze away

1．look continuously连续看
I love this painting， and could gaze away at it for hours．我爱看这幅画，可以盯着看几个小时。
2．gaze into the far distance眺望 She stood on a rock， gazing away at the sea．她站在一块岩石上，眺望着大海。

gaze upon

laze about

move or lie about lazily懒懒散散地闲逛或懒散地躺着
You have been lazing about too much lately．你近来太懒散了。
Stop lazing about and do something！别再鬼混了，干点事吧！

laze about/around

laze around

laze away

1．be lazy or idle continuously连续地懒散
It's lovely just to laze away in the sun．在阳光下懒散一会儿真是太舒服了。
2．pass（time，etc．） lazily懒散地度过
They lazed away the whole afternoon．他们懒散了整个下午。
Don't laze away your time．不要虚度光阴。

blaze a trail

Idiom(s): blaze a trail

Theme: EXPLORATION

to make and mark a trail. (Either literally or figuratively.)
• The scout blazed a trail through the forest.
• Professor Williams blazed a trail in the study of physics.

Hot as blue blazes

If something's as hot as blue blazes, it's extremely hot.

blaze a trail|blaze|trail

v. phr. 1. To cut marks in trees in order to guide other people along a path or trail, especially through a wilderness. Daniel Boone blazed a trail for other hunters to follow in Kentucky. 2. To lead the way; make a discovery; start something new. Henry Ford blazed a trail in manufacturing automobiles. The building of rockets blazed a trail to outer space. See: TRAILBLAZER.

brazen it out|brazen

v. phr. To pretend you did nothing wrong; be suspected, accused, or scolded without admitting you did wrong; act as if not guilty. The teacher found a stolen pen that the girl had in her desk, but the girl brazened it out; she said someone else must have put it there.

crystal gazing|crystal|gaze|gazing

n. The attempt to predict future events. The magician's specialty was crystal gazing.

in a fog|fog|haze|in a haze

adv. phr. Mentally confused; not sure what is happening. I didn't vote for Alice because she always seems to be in a fog. I was so upset that for two days I went around in a haze, not even answering when people spoke to me.
Antonym: ALL THERE, HIT ON ALL CYLINDERS.

set ablaze|set

v. phr. To cause to burn by lighting with a match or other incendiary device. The criminals poured gasoline on the house and set it ablaze with a small lighter.

brazen

brazen
brazen it out
to act in a bold way as if one need not be ashamed

haze

haze
see in a fog.

hot as blazes

hot as blazes
Also, hot as hell. Extremely warm, as in It was hot as blazes in that room, or I'm hot as hell and would love a cold shower. The first of these hyperbolic similes dates from the mid-1800s, the second from the early 1900s.

sleaze factor

sleaze factor
The element in a political party, administration, or other organization that is corrupt, controversial, or tainted by scandal. For example, I can't see myself making a campaign contribution to them—there's too much of a sleaze factor. This slangy expression derives from the adjective sleazy, which means “vulgar” or “tawdry.” The idiom was first used in politics in the 1980s.