Definition
Definition of bedazzled - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
fashionUS decorated with shiny objectsUS
- The bedazzled jacket caught everyone's attention at the party.
2.
- She was bedazzled by the magician's performance.
Origin of bedazzled
Middle English, be- (thoroughly) + dazzle (to daze)
Examples of bedazzled in a sentence
The bedazzled shoes sparkled under the lights. The tourists were bedazzled by the city's skyline. He felt bedazzled by the dazzling fireworks display.
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- French:pailleté, ébloui, ...
- German:glitzernd, fasziniert, ...
- Italian:abbellito, abbagliato, ...
- Spanish:resplandeciente, deslumbrado, ...
- Portuguese:enfeitado, deslumbrado, ...
- Chinese:闪闪发光, 迷住的, ...
- Japanese:キラキラ飾られた, 目を奪われた, ...
- Arabic:مُزَيَّن بِاللَّمَعان, مُنبَهِر, ...
- Hebrew:מְנַצְנֵץ, נִדְהָם, ...
- Russian:украшенный блестками, поражённый, ...
- Ukrainian:прикрашений блискітками, вражений, ...
- Hindi:चमकदार सजावट वाला, अभिभूत, ...
Definition of bedazzle - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
impressionRare to impress someone greatly with brilliance or skillRare
- Her piano performance will bedazzle the audience..
2.
decorationRare US decorate with sequins or sparkly materialRare US
- She bedazzled her jacket with colorful sequins.
3.
confuse with brightnessRare to confuse someone with something very bright or elaborateRare
- The elaborate stage lights bedazzled the performers..
Origin of bedazzle
Middle English, be- (thoroughly) + dazzle (to daze)
Examples of bedazzle in a sentence
The fireworks display will bedazzle the spectators. He decided to bedazzle his sneakers for the party. The artist loves to bedazzle her artwork with glitter. The fireworks display bedazzled the audience. Her sparkling dress bedazzled everyone at the party.
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- French:éblouir, orner, ...
- German:begeistern, verzieren, ...
- Italian:incantare, decorare, ...
- Spanish:deslumbrar, decorar, ...
- Portuguese:encantar, decorar, ...
- Chinese:使眼花缭乱, 点缀, ...
- Japanese:魅了する, 飾る, ...
- Arabic:أَبْهَرَ, زَيَّنَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַרְשִׁים, לְקַשֵּׁט בְּנִצְנוּצִים, ...
- Russian:впечатлить, украшать, ...
- Ukrainian:засліпити, прикрашати, ...
- Hindi:मंत्रमुग्ध करना, सजाना, ...
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