dazed

UK
/deɪzd/
US
/deɪzd/
dazedadjective
more dazed
Comp.
most dazed
Super.
UK
/deɪzd/
US
/deɪzd/
Translations
He walked around in a dazed state after the accident.
Он ходил в ошеломлённом состоянии после аварии.
She was dazed by the sudden news.
Она была потрясена внезапной новостью.
The dazed look on his face showed his confusion.
Оцепенелый взгляд на его лице показывал его замешательство.
Definitions
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

dazed

Past Simple

dazed
Past Simple
dazed
Past Participle
dazing
Gerund
UK
/deɪz/
US
/deɪz/
Translations
The bright lights daze me every time I walk into the store.
Яркие огни ошеломляют меня каждый раз, когда я захожу в магазин.
Definitions
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.
dazenoun
Definitions
A state of stunned confusion or bewilderment.
After the accident, she was in a daze and couldn't remember what had happened.