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dazed

UK
/deɪzd/
US
/deɪzd/

Translations

dazedadjective
more dazed
Comp.
most dazed
Super.
UK
/deɪzd/
US
/deɪzd/
sonnéSe dit d’une personne confuse, étourdie, notamment après un choc ou un traumatisme.
After the accident, she was dazed and couldn't remember what had happened.
Après l’accident, elle était sonnée et ne se souvenait pas de ce qui s’était passé.
Additional translations
abasourdiNuance de stupeur ou de choc; plus soutenu que « sonné ».
hébétéEmployé pour marquer un état d’égarement ou d’incompréhension.
Synonyms
stunned
confused
bewildered
disoriented
dumbfounded
astonished
flabbergasted
Antonyms
alert
aware
clear-headed
sober
dazeverb

dazed

Past Simple

dazed
Past Simple
dazed
Past Participle
dazing
Gerund
UK
/deɪz/
US
/deɪz/
The bright lights and loud noises dazed him as he entered the bustling city.
Les lumières vives et les bruits forts l'ont étourdi en entrant dans la ville animée.
Additional translations
ahurir
Synonyms
stun
confound
bewilder
baffle
dumbfound
shock
astonish
daze

Definitions

dazedadjective
Unable to think or react properly; confused or bewildered, often as a result of shock or a blow to the head.
After the accident, she was dazed and couldn't remember what had happened.
dazeverb
To make someone unable to think or react properly; to stupefy or bewilder.
The bright lights and loud noises dazed him as he entered the bustling city.
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