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nonplus 英 [ˌnɒn'plʌs] 　美 [nɑnˈplʌs]

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nonplus

n. 迷惑；困惑　 vt. 使困惑　

进行时:nonplussing　过去式:nonplussed　过去分词:nonplussed　第三人称单数:nonplusses　

The professor is never at a nonplus , and never perplexed by a problem.　那位教授从未感到困惑，也没有被任何问题所难倒。

TYPICAL USE:He was nonplus by the strange customs he saw everywhere in the country.　他在这国各地看到的奇怪习俗，困惑了他。

To nonplus is to baffle or confuse someone to the point that they have nothing to say. Something weird and mysterious can nonplus you, like a play that is performed entirely by chickens.

1. The professor is never at a nonplus , and never perplexed by a problem.

那位教授从未感到困惑，也没有被任何问题所难倒。
2. TYPICAL USE:He was nonplus by the strange customs he saw everywhere in the country.

他在这国各地看到的奇怪习俗，困惑了他。

nonplus (v.) "to bring to a nonplus, to perplex," 1590s, from the noun (1580s), properly "state where 'nothing more' can be done or said," from Latin non plus "no more, no further" (see plus). Related: Nonplussed.