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stunned

/stʌnd/

Translations

stunnedadjective

more stunned

Comp.

most stunned

Super.

/stʌnd/

stupéfaitSe dit d’une personne très surprise ou sous le choc.

She was stunned by the unexpected news of her promotion.

Elle était stupéfaite par la nouvelle inattendue de sa promotion.

Additional translations

sonnéSe dit d’une personne étourdie, désorientée, notamment après un choc physique.

Synonyms

taken aback

Antonyms

unimpressed

alert

aware

stunverb

stunned

Past Simple

stunned

Past Simple

stunned

Past Participle

stunning

Gerund

/stʌn/

abasourdir

The unexpected news managed to stun everyone in the room.

La nouvelle inattendue a réussi à abasourdir tout le monde dans la pièce.

assommerSens physique : rendre temporairement incapable d’agir ou de réagir.

The loud explosion was enough to stun the nearby soldiers.

La forte explosion a suffi à assommer les soldats à proximité.

stupéfierSens figuré : impressionner ou étonner fortement.

The breathtaking view of the canyon will stun even the most seasoned travelers.

La vue à couper le souffle sur le canyon stupéfiera même les voyageurs les plus chevronnés.

Additional translations

époustouflerSens figuré, registre courant.

Synonyms

Antonyms

Definitions

stunnedadjective

Temporarily unable to react or respond due to shock or surprise.

She was stunned by the unexpected news of her promotion.

Dazed or bewildered, often as a result of a physical blow or emotional impact.

After the accident, he sat on the curb, looking stunned and confused.

stunverb

To make someone feel shocked or dazed.

The unexpected news managed to stun everyone in the room.

To render someone or something temporarily unable to act or respond, typically by a blow or loud noise.

The loud explosion was enough to stun the nearby soldiers.

To impress or astonish greatly.

The breathtaking view of the canyon will stun even the most seasoned travelers.