Translations for „smitten“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

smitten¹ [ˈsmɪtən] ADJ

to be smitten with sth

być czymś owładniętym

to be smitten by sb

być pod czyimś przemożnym wpływem

smitten² [ˈsmɪtən] VB

smitten pp of smite

See also smite

smite <smote, smitten> [smaɪt] VB trans liter

smite

grzmotnąć

smite <smote, smitten> [smaɪt] VB trans liter

smite

grzmotnąć

smite VB

User Entry

smite

porazić

smite

uderzać

smite

ukarać

Usage examples with smitten

to be smitten with sth

być czymś owładniętym

to be smitten by sb

być pod czyimś przemożnym wpływem

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

He was smitten with the disorder, and died.

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She alludes to having another boyfriend, but he is smitten and decides to join a class she is in, three weeks after it had started.

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Several critics highlighted that the album showed how smitten she was, and that the content was borderline annoying.

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He is instantly smitten by her, and she gives him her card.

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However, she is so smitten that she misses her cue and pronounces her lover's name during the performance.

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He has to pay for it, but he is smitten with her beauty and her character.

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Was given the role after winning a competition and has clearly got a lot of you smitten.

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He was smitten, and they ended up having a one-night stand.

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A mere glance is all it takes for the rutting bull to become smitten, especially when she does a teasing walk for him.

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