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besotted
UK
/bɪˈsɒtɪd/
US
/bɪˈsɑtɪd/
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besotted
adjective
more besotted
Comp.
most besotted
Super.
UK
/bɪˈsɒtɪd/
US
/bɪˈsɑːtɪd/
влюблённый
He was completely besotted with her.
Он был полностью влюблён в неё.
опьянённый
She looked at him with besotted eyes.
Она смотрела на него опьянёнными глазами.
Additional translations
одержимый
помешанный
Synonyms
infatuated
smitten
enamored
captivated
obsessed
dazed
bewitched
besot
verb
besotted
Past Simple
besotted
Past Simple
besotted
Past Participle
besotting
Gerund
UK
/bɪˈsɒt/
US
/bɪˈsɑt/
опьянять
The strong wine seemed to besot him quickly.
Крепкое вино, казалось, быстро его опьянило.
одурманивать
The beauty of the landscape seemed to besot the travelers.
Красота пейзажа, казалось, одурманивала путешественников.
Synonyms
infatuate
bewitch
enchant
captivate
charm
besot
past participle
besotted
Used as an adjective meaning ‘infatuated’ or ‘intoxicated’.
Synonyms
besotted
besotting
infatuated
enamored
enamoured
smitten
love-struck
doting
captivated
entranced
obsessed
intoxicated
drunk
inebriated
stupefied
muddled
spellbound
bewitched
Definitions
besotted
adjective
Strongly infatuated or obsessed with someone or something.
He was completely besotted with her, unable to think of anything else.
Intoxicated or drunk.
After a few drinks, he was besotted and could barely stand.
besot
verb
To infatuate or make someone obsessed with something or someone.
The young man was besotted by her charm and couldn't think of anything else.
To make someone drunk or intoxicated.
The strong wine besotted him, leaving him unable to walk straight.
besot
past participle
Infatuated; completely obsessed or in love with someone or something.
He gazed at her with a besotted expression.
Stupefied or intoxicated, especially by alcohol.
The tavern was full of besotted sailors singing loudly.
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