pasmarse - Translation in LEO’s English ⇔ Spanish Dictionary

Verbs

to be perplexed  | was, been |	pasmarse
to be taken aback  | was, been |	pasmarse
to freeze  | froze, frozen |   - be paralysed	pasmarse
to congeal  | congealed, congealed | [fig.]	pasmarse [fig.]
to daze  | dazed, dazed |	pasmar
to amaze so.  | amazed, amazed |	pasmar a alguien
to astound so.  | astounded, astounded |	pasmar a alguien
to dumbfound (or: dumfound) so.  | dumbfounded, dumbfounded / dumfounded, dumfounded |	pasmar a alguien
to perplex  | perplexed, perplexed |	pasmar a alguien
to stupefy  | stupefied, stupefied |	pasmar a alguien
to bamboozle so.  | bamboozled, bamboozled | [coll.]	pasmar a alguien
to floor so.  | floored, floored | [coll.] [fig.]   - flabbergast	pasmar a alguien
to gape  | gaped, gaped |	quedarse pasmado (mirando algo)
to gape at so. (or: sth.)  | gaped, gaped |	quedarse pasmado (mirando algo)
to gaze  | gazed, gazed |	quedarse pasmado (mirando algo)
to goggle  | goggled, goggled |	quedarse pasmado (mirando algo)
to gawp at so. (or: sth.)  | gawped, gawped | (Brit.)   regional [coll.]	quedarse pasmado (mirando algo)

Phrases / Collocations

to stare  | stared, stared |	quedarse pasmado (mirando algo)
to knock so.'s socks off	dejar a alguien pasmado(-a) [coll.]

Orthographically similar words

asomarse, pasarse, pasearse

Related search terms

petrificarse, helar, helarse, inmovilizarse, paralizarse