gobsmacked in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for gobsmacked in the English»Spanish Dictionary

gobsmacked [Am ˈɡɑbˌsmækt, Brit ˈɡɒbsmakt] ADJ Brit sl

I was gobsmacked

me quedé patidifuso or patitieso inf

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English

Dad is horrified and, after looking at mum, who's also gobsmacked, he proceeds to give his son the whole works, warts and all.

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He kind of sat there gobsmacked for a second.

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I was gobsmacked with the state of the place.

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Despite the abundance of flicks attempting to dazzle you with all their computer-made movie magic, hardly any leave you truly gobsmacked by their visuals.

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He's brought lots of things to us over the years but nothing quite like this, we were gobsmacked.

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The kids were absolutely amazed by it, they were gobsmacked.

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One of the writers has been left gobsmacked.

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He is comfortably cast as a wide-eyed innocent, gobsmacked by the policies he encounters.

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Okay, we all know that the digital phenomenon has gobsmacked traditional printed media.

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One thing that has completely gobsmacked me is the different ways people come at it -- it is amazing.

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