flabbergast en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de flabbergast en el diccionario inglés»español

flabbergast [ˈflæbəgɑ:st, ingl. am. -ɚgæst] V. trans. coloq.

flabbergast

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And yet he did something that left his enemies flabbergasted.

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This latest blast of anti progress is absolutely flabbergasting!

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Was it meant to flabbergast the people with legal sophistry or razzle dazzles them with their intellectual brilliance?

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Whether it's a startup or a large corporate, the marketing folks are always expected to have brilliant ideas that can flabbergast their audience.

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What flabbergasted, and then deeply wounded, him was the refusal of his journalistic colleagues to stand with him as he pressed for correction of the demonstrable falsehood.

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The film industry's ability to incessantly attract the most unlikely investors is flabbergasting and strangely it's not always the lure of the lucre.

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The verb form, amaze, means "to overwhelm with surprise or sudden wonder; astonish greatly," and its synonyms include astound, astonish, shock, dumfound, stun, and flabbergast.

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The kind of frenzy the teaser has evoked amongst fans is flabbergasting.

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For our list, we chose the ones that are legitimately flabbergasting.

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His knowledge is flabbergasting, but the thing that makes him great is his strength of conviction balanced by his interest and openness to the views of others.

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