astonished

astonished
astonished
tr[ə'stɒnɪʃt]
adjective
1 asombrado,-a
astonished
adj.
atónito, -a adj.
bombo, -a adj.
suspenso, -a adj.
ə'stɑːnɪʃt, ə'stɒnɪʃt
adjective

the astonished look on their faces — la cara de asombro que pusieron

I'm astonished (that) he got so far — me asombra que haya llegado tan lejos

I was astonished to learn that... — me quedé helada or estupefacta or pasmada cuando me enteré de que...

to be astonished at something: I was astonished at his nerve — su descaro me dejó helado or estupefacto or pasmado

[ǝ'stɒnɪʃt]
ADJ estupefacto, pasmado

to be astonished — asombrarse (at de)

I am astonished that ... — me asombra que ... + subjun

* * *
[ə'stɑːnɪʃt, ə'stɒnɪʃt]
adjective

the astonished look on their faces — la cara de asombro que pusieron

I'm astonished (that) he got so far — me asombra que haya llegado tan lejos

I was astonished to learn that... — me quedé helada or estupefacta or pasmada cuando me enteré de que...

to be astonished at something: I was astonished at his nerve — su descaro me dejó helado or estupefacto or pasmado


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