bedazzled

UK
/bɪˈdæz.əld/
US
/bɪˈdæz.əld/

Translations

bedazzledadjective
more bedazzled
Comp.
most bedazzled
Super.
UK
/bɪˈdæz.əld/
US
/bɪˈdæz.əld/
éblouiAu sens figuré, exprime l’émerveillement ou la stupeur.
She was bedazzled by the magician's incredible performance.
Elle était éblouie par l'incroyable numéro du magicien.
Additional translations
pailletéSurtout pour des vêtements ou objets ornés d’éléments brillants.
bedazzleverb

bedazzled

Past Simple

bedazzled
Past Simple
bedazzled
Past Participle
bedazzling
Gerund
UK
/bɪˈdæzl/
US
/bɪˈdæzl/
décorerPour rendre un objet visuellement brillant ou scintillant.
She bedazzled her phone case with rhinestones to make it stand out.
Elle a décoré sa coque de téléphone avec des strass pour la faire ressortir.
éblouirAu sens propre, par une lumière ou une brillance intense.
The torrent of flashing lights bedazzled the driver, leaving him momentarily disoriented.
L'afflux de lumières clignotantes a ébloui le conducteur, le laissant momentanément désorienté.
éblouirAu sens figuré, impressionner vivement.
The magician's performance bedazzled the audience with its complexity and flair.
La prestation du magicien a ébloui le public par sa complexité et son panache.

Definitions

bedazzledadjective
Impressed or amazed by something, often to the point of being unable to think clearly.
She was bedazzled by the magician's incredible performance.
Decorated or adorned with bright, shiny, or glittering objects.
The bedazzled jacket sparkled under the stage lights.
bedazzleverb
To greatly impress someone with outstanding ability or striking appearance.
The magician's performance bedazzled the audience with its complexity and flair.
To decorate or adorn something in a way that makes it visually striking or glittery.
She bedazzled her phone case with rhinestones to make it stand out.
To confuse or temporarily blind someone by intense light or brilliance; dazzle, bewilder.
The torrent of flashing lights bedazzled the driver, leaving him momentarily disoriented.