诱惑 | yòu huò | to entice; to lure; to induce; to attract | |
疑惑 | yí huò | to doubt; to distrust; unconvincing; to puzzle over; misgivings; suspicions | |
困惑 | kùn huò | bewildered; perplexed; confused; difficult problem; perplexity | |
惶惑 | huáng huò | anxious and perplexed; uneasy and confused; suspicious and fearful | |
解惑 | jiě huò | to dispel doubts; to clear up confusion |
1 | Confucius, an ancient philosopher and educator of China, once said, "At the age of 40, one has no doubts about the world." | |
2 | For what? I also asked myself this for thousands of times. | |
3 | Sower of Temptation costs two less and takes something right away. | |
4 | Transferring technology, creating rivals | |
5 | As autumn ripe melon, perplexed us indifferent to wait a moment 's fall harvest. |