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to blindside

to surprise someone unexpectedly, often causing harm or trouble

tomar por sorpresa, sorprender desagradablemente

tomar por sorpresa, sorprender desagradablemente

Ex: She was blindsided when her friend betrayed her trust. 

Ella fue tomada por sorpresa cuando su amigo traicionó su confianza.

to boggle
to boggle
[Verbo]

to overwhelm or astonish someone, especially with something difficult to comprehend or believe

asombrar, dejar perplejo

asombrar, dejar perplejo

Ex: The depth of her knowledge on the subject boggled even the experts. 

La profundidad de su conocimiento sobre el tema dejó perplejos incluso a los expertos.

to confound

to confuse someone, making it difficult for them to understand or think clearly

confundir

confundir

Ex: The complex language used in the legal document confounded the average reader. 

El lenguaje complejo utilizado en el documento legal confundió al lector promedio.

dumbfounded
dumbfounded
[Adjetivo]

having a feeling of shock or amazement that leaves one temporarily speechless

pasmado, atónito

pasmado, atónito

Ex: The magician's trick left the audience dumbfounded. 

El truco del mago dejó al público pasmado.

ejaculation
ejaculation
[Sustantivo]

a sudden, short exclamation showing strong emotion

exclamación, interjección

exclamación, interjección

Ex: The coach's ejaculation of anger made the players nervous. 

La exclamación repentina de ira del entrenador puso nerviosos a los jugadores.

exclamatory
exclamatory
[Adjetivo]

expressing a strong and sudden emotion or reaction

exclamatorio, exclamativo

exclamatorio, exclamativo

Ex: Her exclamatory gesture made it clear how thrilled she was with the gift. 

Su gesto exclamatorio dejó claro lo emocionada que estaba con el regalo.

flabbergasted
flabbergasted
[Adjetivo]

extremely surprised or astonished to the point of being speechless or confused

estupefacto, atónito

estupefacto, atónito

Ex: The audience was flabbergasted by the magician's incredible trick. 

El público quedó asombrado por el increíble truco del mago.

to floor
to floor
[Verbo]

to surprise or shock someone greatly

dejar pasmado, aturdir

dejar pasmado, aturdir

Ex: She was floored when she won the lottery. 
to gasp
to gasp
[Verbo]

to take a sudden, quick breath through the mouth, especially because of surprise, pain, fear, or difficulty breathing

jadear, quedarse sin aliento

jadear, quedarse sin aliento

Ex: The audience gasped when the acrobat nearly fell. 
gobsmacked
gobsmacked
[Adjetivo]

extremely shocked or surprised, to the point of becoming speechless

pasmado, atónito

pasmado, atónito

Ex: She was gobsmacked to learn that she had won the lottery, hardly believing her luck. 

Ella quedó asombrada al saber que había ganado la lotería, apenas creyendo en su suerte.

to goggle
to goggle
[Verbo]

to stare in amazement or with a dazed expression

mirar boquiabierto, quedarse pasmado

mirar boquiabierto, quedarse pasmado

Ex: The children goggled at the magician's tricks. 

Los niños miraban boquiabiertos los trucos del mago.

jolt
jolt
[Sustantivo]

a sudden strong feeling of shock, surprise, or excitement

sacudida, estremecimiento

sacudida, estremecimiento

Ex: The loud crash sent a jolt through the crowd. 

El fuerte estruendo provocó un sobresalto en la multitud.

to jump
to jump
[Verbo]

to exhibit an abrupt, involuntary physical response, typically involving a sudden movement or jerk

sobresaltarse,  dar un brinco

sobresaltarse, dar un brinco

Ex: The unexpected appearance of the ghost in the haunted house made visitors jump with fright. 
to marvel
to marvel
[Verbo]

to feel amazed or puzzled by something extraordinary or remarkable

maravillarse

maravillarse

Ex: They are currently marveling at the intricate details of the artwork, amazed by its depth and complexity. 

Actualmente están maravillándose ante los intrincados detalles de la obra de arte, asombrados por su profundidad y complejidad.

to pop
to pop
[Verbo]

(of eyes) to open wide and appear to bulge

salirse, desorbitarse

salirse, desorbitarse

Ex: The child's eyes popped as he watched the magician perform his tricks. 
sensation
sensation
[Sustantivo]

a person, event, or thing that causes widespread excitement, interest, or admiration

sensación

sensación

Ex: Emma's first novel became a publishing sensation. 
sensational
sensational
[Adjetivo]

causing people to experience great interest, shock, curiosity, or excitement

sensacional, asombroso

sensacional, asombroso

Ex: The sensational discovery of a new species in the rainforest fascinated scientists around the world. 

El descubrimiento sensacional de una nueva especie en la selva tropical fascinó a los científicos de todo el mundo.

to shake
to shake
[Verbo]

to cause someone to be emotionally disturbed or shocked

sacudir, conmocionar

sacudir, conmocionar

Ex: The harrowing documentary on the war's impact shook the viewers. 
to shock
to shock
[Verbo]

to surprise or upset someone greatly

asustar

asustar

Ex: The graphic images of the war-torn city shocked the viewers, revealing the harsh realities of conflict. 
speechless
speechless
[Adjetivo]

unable to speak for a short time, particularly as a result of surprise, shock, or anger

mudo, sin habla

mudo, sin habla

Ex: The news of her promotion left her speechless with disbelief. 

La noticia de su ascenso la dejó sin palabras de incredulidad.

to stagger
to stagger
[Verbo]

to cause someone to be surprised, overwhelmed, or deeply affected

asombrar, aturdir

asombrar, aturdir

Ex: The sudden and tragic event staggered the entire community, leaving them mourning and in shock. 

El evento repentino y trágico dejó atónita a toda la comunidad, dejándolos de luto y en shock.

to start
to start
[Verbo]

to suddenly make an involuntary movement in reaction to a shock or surprise

empezar

empezar

Ex: She started when the cat suddenly jumped onto her lap. 
to startle
to startle
[Verbo]

to cause a sudden shock or surprise, resulting in a quick, involuntary reaction

asustar, sobresaltar

asustar, sobresaltar

Ex: The sudden ringing of the phone startled her, making her spill her coffee. 

El repentino sonido del teléfono la asustó, haciendo que derramara su café.

to stun
to stun
[Verbo]

to surprise or shock someone, often by something unexpected, leaving them temporarily unable to react

aturdir, dejar estupefacto

aturdir, dejar estupefacto

Ex: The sudden appearance of a deer on the road stunned the driver, causing him to swerve. 

La aparición repentina de un ciervo en la carretera aturdió al conductor, haciendo que se desviara.

stupefaction
stupefaction
[Sustantivo]

a state of being shocked or amazed to the point of being unable to think clearly

estupefacción, aturdimiento

estupefacción, aturdimiento

Ex: The students listened in stupefaction to the surprising announcement. 

Los estudiantes escucharon el anuncio sorprendente con estupefacción.

surprise
surprise
[Sustantivo]

a mild feeling of shock we have when something unusual happens

sorpresa

sorpresa

Ex: Her surprise was evident when she opened the door to find a new car in the driveway. 
surprised
surprised
[Adjetivo]

feeling or showing shock or amazement

sorprendido

sorprendido

Ex: He acted surprised, but he already knew about the plan. 

Actuó sorprendido, pero ya sabía del plan.

surprising
surprising
[Adjetivo]

causing a feeling of shock, disbelief, or wonder

sorprendente

sorprendente

Ex: It's surprising how quickly the time has passed. 

Es sorprendente lo rápido que ha pasado el tiempo.

to take aback

to surprise someone so much that they are unable to react quickly

sorprender, desconcertar

sorprender, desconcertar

Ex: The loud crash in the kitchen took us all aback, and we rushed to see what happened. 

El fuerte estruendo en la cocina nos tomó por sorpresa a todos, y corrimos a ver qué había pasado.

to throw
to throw
[Verbo]

to cause someone to feel confused or perplexed, often by introducing unexpected information

desconcertar, desorientar

desconcertar, desorientar

Ex: The professor's convoluted explanation threw the students, leaving them more confused than before. 
thunderstruck
thunderstruck
[Adjetivo]

extremely surprised or shocked, unable to speak

atónito, pasmado

atónito, pasmado

Ex: The audience was thunderstruck by the magician's final trick. 

El público quedó atónito por el último truco del mago.

wide-eyed
wide-eyed
[Adjetivo]

having eyes fully open, often showing surprise, wonder, or innocence

con los ojos muy abiertos, asombrado

con los ojos muy abiertos, asombrado

Ex: He stood wide-eyed, taking in the breathtaking view. 

Se quedó con los ojos muy abiertos, contemplando la vista impresionante.

wonder
wonder
[Sustantivo]

a feeling of admiration or surprise caused by something that is very unusual and exciting

asombro

asombro

Ex: The beauty of the landscape filled her with wonder. 
aghast
aghast
[Adjetivo]

feeling terrified or shocked about something terrible or unexpected

horrorizado

horrorizado

Ex: He stood aghast at the crime scene, unable to process what had happened. 

Se quedó aterrado en la escena del crimen, incapaz de procesar lo que había sucedido.

to amaze
to amaze
[Verbo]

to greatly surprise someone

asombrar, pasmar

asombrar, pasmar

Ex: The unexpected plot twist in the book amazed the readers. 

El giro inesperado de la trama del libro asombró a los lectores.

amazement
amazement
[Sustantivo]

a feeling of great wonder, often due to something extraordinary

asombro, sorpresa

asombro, sorpresa

Ex: The scientist’s groundbreaking research results were met with amazement by her peers. 

Los resultados de investigación innovadores de la científica fueron recibidos con asombro por sus colegas.

to astonish

to impress or surprise someone very much

asombrar, pasmar

asombrar, pasmar

Ex: The stunning view from the mountaintop astonished the hikers. 

La vista asombrosa desde la cima de la montaña dejó pasmados a los excursionistas.

to astound
to astound
[Verbo]

to greatly shock or surprise someone

dejar atónito

dejar atónito

Ex: Her remarkable singing talent astounded everyone at the talent show, earning her a standing ovation. 

Su notable talento para el canto asombró a todos en el show de talentos, ganándose una ovación de pie.

lost for words

temporarily unable to think of what to say or how to express oneself, often due to shock, surprise, or intense emotion

sin palabras, quedarse sin palabras

sin palabras, quedarse sin palabras

Ex: I was lost for words when they offered me the job. 

Cuando me ofrecieron el trabajo, me quedé sin palabras.

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