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swoon

/swuːn/

/swun/

swoon over

swoonnoun

swoons

/swuːn/

/swun/

Translations

обморок

She fell into a swoon after hearing the shocking news.

Она упала в обморок после того, как услышала шокирующую новость.

Additional translations

восторг

Definitions

A fainting spell or a state of being overwhelmed by emotion, especially love or admiration.

The sight of the famous actor caused a swoon among the crowd of fans.

A period of decline or sluggishness, especially in financial markets or business activity.

Investors grew nervous as the market slipped into a late-afternoon swoon.

Synonyms

swoonverb

swooned

Past Simple

swooned

Past Participle

swooning

Gerund

/swuːn/

/swun/

Translations

обомлеть

Fans would swoon over the singer's performance.

Фанаты обомлели от выступления певца.

падать в обморок

She would swoon at the sight of him.

Она падала в обморок при виде его.

Additional translations

ощущать головокружение

Definitions

To faint or lose consciousness, often due to overwhelming emotion.

She swooned at the sight of her favorite movie star.

To be overwhelmed by ecstatic joy or admiration.

Fans swooned over the singer's latest performance.

(of prices, figures, or business) to fall suddenly or steeply; to experience a downturn.

Technology stocks swooned after the disappointing earnings report.

Synonyms

be entranced

become enraptured

lose consciousness

pass out

collapse

faint

swooninterjection

/swuːn/

/swun/

Used informally to express delight, adoration, or being overwhelmed by emotion.

Definitions

(informal) An exclamation expressing delight, adoration, or overwhelming emotion.

"Swoon!" she gasped when the surprise bouquet arrived.

Synonyms

faint!

gasp!

oh my!

oh my goodness!

oh my stars!

wow!