1.It's another thing to be gaslit and told the problem doesn't actually exist at all.

被点燃并告诉问题实际上根本不存在是另一回事。机翻

2.But until then, people cannot be gaslit into believingthat their definition of wealth is invalid or less important.

但在那之前，人们不能轻易相信他们对财义是无效或不那么重要。机翻

3.And thinking back on some of the passages in the book, I felt gaslit, like my lived experience was being questioned.

回想起书中一些段落，我感气愤， 就像我生活经历受了质疑。机翻

4.Coal gas rivaled smoky oil lamps and flickering candles, and early in the new century, well-to-do Londoners " grew accustomed to" gaslit houses and even streets.

煤气与烟雾弥漫和闪烁蜡烛相竞争，了新纪元之初，裕伦敦人已经“习惯了”煤气照明房屋，甚至街道。机翻

5.Those who are most prone to being gaslit in adult love are, sadly of course, the very people who may have been gaslit by their own parents.

当然，可悲是，那些在成年人爱中最容易被操纵人，很有可能曾被自己父母操纵。

6.The detective turned about and scrutinized us keenly; and through the gaslit mist I noticed that his hair was grizzled at the temples, and his face still cadaverous, from the wound that had nearly been his death.

侦探转过身来，敏锐地审视着我们。透过煤气下雾气，我注意他头发在太阳穴处已经花白，他脸仍然苍白，因为他几乎要死去伤口。机翻