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dumbfounded
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/dʌmˈfaʊndɪd/
US
/dʌmˈfaʊndɪd/
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dumbfounded
adjective
more dumbfounded
Comp.
most dumbfounded
Super.
UK
/ˈdʌmfaʊndɪd/
US
/ˈdʌmfaʊndɪd/
ошеломлённый
She was dumbfounded by the unexpected news.
Она была ошеломлённая неожиданной новостью.
потрясённый
He stood there, dumbfounded by the magician's trick.
Он стоял там, потрясённый фокусом мага.
ошарашенный
The audience was dumbfounded by the sudden announcement.
Зрители были ошарашенные внезапным объявлением.
Additional translations
ошеломляющий
потрясающий
ошарашивающий
Synonyms
astonished
astounded
flabbergasted
speechless
bewildered
stunned
confounded
baffled
Antonyms
unfazed
unimpressed
unperturbed
dumbfound
verb
dumbfounded
Past Simple
dumbfounded
Past Simple
dumbfounded
Past Participle
dumbfounding
Gerund
UK
/dʌmˈfaʊnd/
US
/dʌmˈfaʊnd/
ошеломить
The magician's trick managed to dumbfound the entire audience.
Фокус мага сумел ошеломить всю аудиторию.
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поставить в тупик
Synonyms
astonish
astound
flabbergast
stun
shock
baffle
bewilder
confound
dumbfound
past participle
dumbfounded
Used attributively in its past-participle form 'dumbfounded'
Synonyms
dumbfounded
dumbstruck
stupefied
stunned
astonished
amazed
flabbergasted
speechless
aghast
shocked
bewildered
taken aback
thunderstruck
overwhelmed
Definitions
dumbfounded
adjective
Greatly astonished or amazed, unable to speak due to surprise.
She was dumbfounded by the unexpected news of her promotion.
dumbfound
verb
To greatly astonish or amaze someone, leaving them speechless.
The magician's final trick dumbfounded the entire audience.
To perplex or bewilder completely; to confound.
The unexpected question dumbfounded the interviewer.
dumbfound
past participle
Being in a state of astonishment or bewilderment; rendered speechless by surprise.
She stared with a dumbfounded expression when she saw the bill.
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