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Definition of astounded - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
emotionshocked or greatly surprised
- She was astounded by the unexpected news..
- He was astounded by the magician's trick.
- They were astounded to find the ancient artifact.
Origin of astounded
Latin, attonare (to thunder at)
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- French:stupéfait, ...
- German:erstaunt, ...
- Italian:sbalordito, ...
- Spanish:estupefacta, ...
- Portuguese:atônita, ...
- Chinese:惊讶的, ...
- Japanese:驚いた, ...
- Arabic:مَذْهُول, ...
- Hebrew:נִדְהָם, ...
- Russian:поражённый, ...
- Ukrainian:здивований, ...
- Hindi:चकित, ...
Definition of astound - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
strong feelingmake someone feel very surprised or amazed
- The magician's trick will astound the audience.
- Her sudden announcement will astound even the skeptics.
- The scientist's discovery managed to astound the entire community.
Origin of astound
Latin, attonare (to thunder at)
View all translations of astound
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- French:stupéfier, ...
- German:erstaunen, ...
- Italian:stupire, ...
- Spanish:asombrar, ...
- Portuguese:assombrar, ...
- Chinese:使震惊, ...
- Japanese:驚かせる, ...
- Arabic:أدهش, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַדְהִים, ...
- Russian:поразить, ...
- Ukrainian:вразити, ...
- Hindi:हैरान कर देना, ...
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