stun

stun
past tense, past participle - stunned; verb
1) (to make unconscious or knock senseless eg by a blow on the head: The blow stunned him.) dejar inconsciente
2) (to shock or astonish: He was stunned by the news of her death.) aturdir, pasmar, asombrar
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stun vb aturdir
El pasado y participio pasado de stun se escribe stunned; el gerundio se escribe stunning
stun
tr[stʌn]
transitive verb (pt & pp stunned, ger stunning)
1 (make unconscious) dejar sin sentido; (daze) aturdir, atontar, pasmar
2 (surprise) sorprender, dejar atónito,-a, dejar pasmado,-a; (shock) atolondrar, aturdir, dejar anonadado,-a
stun ['stʌn] vt, stunned ; stunning
1) : aturdir (con un golpe)
2) astonish, shock: dejar estupefacto, dejar atónito, aturdir
stun
v.
• abombar v.
• asordar v.
• atronar v.
• aturdir v.
• pasmar v.
• tumbar v.
stʌn
transitive verb -nn-
1) (make unconscious) dejar sin sentido; (daze) aturdir
2)
a) (amaze) dejar atónito or (fam) helado or pasmado
b) (shock) dejar anonadado
[stʌn]
1. VT
1) (=render unconscious) dejar sin sentido
2) (=daze) aturdir, atontar

he was stunned by the blow — el golpe lo aturdió or atontó, el golpe lo dejó aturdido or atontado

3) (=amaze) dejar pasmado
4) (=shock) dejar anonadado

the news stunned everybody — la noticia dejó anonadados a todos

the family were stunned by his death — la familia quedó anonadada a raíz de su muerte

2.
CPD

stun grenade N — granada f detonadora, granada f de estampida

stun gun N — arma para inmovilizar a animales o a personas temporalmente

* * *
[stʌn]
transitive verb -nn-
1) (make unconscious) dejar sin sentido; (daze) aturdir
2)
a) (amaze) dejar atónito or (fam) helado or pasmado
b) (shock) dejar anonadado

English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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