?Maze這個單詞的發(fā)音是/mez/，其中重音在第一個音節(jié)上。它是一個名詞，表示“迷宮”，可以指實際存在的迷宮結(jié)構(gòu)，也可以用來比喻復(fù)雜的事物或困難的情況。此外，Maze也可以作為動詞使用，意為“使迷惑”、“使混亂”。

用法：

1. 迷宮結(jié)構(gòu)：The children got lost in the maze and couldn't find their way out.

孩子們在迷宮里迷路了，找不到出口。

2. 比喻復(fù)雜的事物：The maze of rules and regulations made it difficult for the new employees to adapt.

繁雜的規(guī)章制度讓新員工很難適應(yīng)。

3. 指困難的情況：She felt like she was trapped in a maze of emotions after the breakup.

分手后，她感覺自己陷入了一片情感的迷宮。

4. 使迷惑：The confusing directions mazed him and he ended up getting lost.

令人困惑的方向讓他感到混亂，最終他迷路了。

5. 使混亂：The loud music mazed her thoughts and she couldn't concentrate on her work.

嘈雜的音樂讓她頭腦一片混亂，無法集中注意力工作。

例句參考：

1. The tourists were excited to explore the ancient maze and see if they could find the hidden treasure.

游客們興奮地探索古老的迷宮，看看是否能找到隱藏的寶藏。

2. The maze of cables under the desk made it difficult for him to plug in his lap.

桌子下面糾結(jié)的電線讓他很難給筆記本電腦充電。

3. The politician was skilled at navigating through the maze of negotiations and reaching a successful deal.

這位家擅長在談判的迷宮中穿行，達成了一項成功的協(xié)議。

4. The complicated instructions on the manual mazed her and she couldn't figure out how to assemble the furniture.

說明書上復(fù)雜的指導(dǎo)讓她感到困惑，她無法弄清楚如何組裝家具。

5. The dense fog mazed their path and they had to s and wait for it to clear before continuing their journey.

濃霧讓他們迷失了方向，不得不停下來等待霧散才能繼續(xù)旅程。