If something fazes you, it knocks you off balance inside. A new or difficult situation makes you confused, shocked, or unsure what to do next.

If something fazes you如果某件事faze你 it knocks you off balance inside表示它讓你內心失去平衡 A new or difficult situation一個新的或困難的處境 makes you confused, shocked, or unsure what to do next會讓你感到困惑、震驚，或不知道接下來該怎麼辦

English uses it most often in the negative, which is worth noticing: “Nothing fazes her” means she stays calm when things go wrong. “He didn’t look fazed” means his face did not show the shock.

English uses it most often in the negative英文最常用否定形式來說這個詞 which is worth noticing這點值得注意 “Nothing fazes her”「Nothing fazes her」 means she stays calm when things go wrong意思是不管出什麼狀況她都很冷靜 “He didn’t look fazed”「He didn't look fazed」 means his face did not show the shock意思是他臉上沒有表現出震驚

The word is informal to neutral, very common in American English, and a little less at home in careful British writing — though people will still understand it.

The word is informal to neutral這個詞屬於非正式到中性之間 very common in American English在美式英文裡非常常見 and a little less at home in careful British writing在講究的英式書面語裡比較少見一點 though people will still understand it不過大家還是聽得懂

It is almost always about a person’s reaction. You faze a person, not a plan or a machine.

It is almost always about它幾乎都是在講 a person’s reaction一個人的反應 You faze你會faze a person一個人 not a plan or a machine而不是一個計畫或一台機器

Though actually, native speakers misspell it constantly, because faze and phase sound the same.

Though actually不過其實 native speakers misspell it constantly母語人士常常拼錯這個字 because因為 faze and phase sound the same faze和phase聽起來一樣