Übersetzungen für „fljо́tlegast“ im Englisch » Russisch-Wörterbuch

flabbergast [ˈflæbəgɑ:st, Am -ɚgæst] VERB trans ugs

flabbergast

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The verb form, amaze, means "to overwhelm with surprise or sudden wonder; astonish greatly," and its synonyms include astound, astonish, shock, dumfound, stun, and flabbergast.

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The film industry's ability to incessantly attract the most unlikely investors is flabbergasting and strangely it's not always the lure of the lucre.

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What flabbergasted, and then deeply wounded, him was the refusal of his journalistic colleagues to stand with him as he pressed for correction of the demonstrable falsehood.

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However, our fatigue has been worth it because the level of talent we saw was flabbergasting.

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His knowledge is flabbergasting, but the thing that makes him great is his strength of conviction balanced by his interest and openness to the views of others.

www.theroar.com.au

Whether it's a startup or a large corporate, the marketing folks are always expected to have brilliant ideas that can flabbergast their audience.

yourstory.com

The photographs shown that night were flabbergasting in their composition, detail and lighting.

herocomplex.latimes.com

Welcome to the weird, wonderful and frankly flabbergasting world of animatronics.

www.independent.co.uk

This latest blast of anti progress is absolutely flabbergasting!

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And then gradually, as the film unfolds, there are tricks and surprises and sentimental bits of hooey that were so flabbergasting.

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