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ошеломленный adj.stresses
gen. aghast; stunned (aliceliddell)
inf. eyebrowed (Morning93)
ошеломить v
gen. bewilder; bemuse; daze; perplex; petrify; stagger; stun; stupefy; wow; knock somebody off his pins; zonk; knock down with a feather; hit to pieces (кого-либо); knock eyes out (особ. женской красотой; кого-либо); knock all of a heap; knock off his pins (кого-либо); knock for six; make brain reel (кого-либо); set agape; strike all of a heap; strike all of a heap (кого-либо); knock cold; strike with dismay (кого-либо); gobsmack (DarkWolf); dumfound; transfix; take measures to take aback; throw somebody a curveball (КГА); flabbergast; fracture; daunt (MichaelBurov); totally confuse (Artjaazz); startle (Pickman); overwhelm; knock out; rattle; mind blow; take aback (SergMesch); knock eyes out (кого-либо, особ. женской красотой); knock off his pins (потрясти, ошарашить, кого-либо); knock someone senseless (кого-либо) (фигур. MichaelBurov); astonish ('My friend has so often astonished me in the course of our adventures that it was with a sense of exultation that I realized how completely I had astonished him'. (Sir Arthur Conan Doyle) – совершенно ошеломил его ART Vancouver); knock somebody into the middle of next week (кого-либо); strike somebody all of a heap (кого-либо)
Gruzovik dumbfound (pf of ошеломлять); flabbergast (pf of ошеломлять)
Игорь Миг mystify; leave heads spinning; cause consternation
amer. blindside (MichaelBurov); blind-side (MichaelBurov)
fig. numb
fig.of.sp. blindsided (Rust71); blow mind (MichaelBurov)
idiom. knock off feet (Yeldar Azanbayev); hit like a ton of bricks (z484z); throw a curveball (MichaelBurov)
inf. blow someone's skirt up (DC); blow someone's socks off (DC); floor (The woman is floored by her boyfriend's proposal. VLZ_58); rock; render someone speechless (Andrey Truhachev); leave one speechless (Andrey Truhachev); make speechless (Andrey Truhachev)
Makarov. make someone's brain reel (кого-либо); up-end; come like a thunderbolt; knock someone all of a heap (кого-либо); knock someone into the middle of next week (кого-либо); knock over; strike dumb (кого-либо); be a thunderbolt; knock into a cocked hat (кого-либо)
Makarov., inf. bowl over
Makarov., inf., amer. knock someone for a loop (кого-либо); throw someone for a loop (кого-либо)
slang zap; lke a ton of bricks (Interex); ice (кого-либо Interex)
ошеломлённый adj.
gen. taken aback; aghast; dizzy; spellbound; perplexed; bemused; capped; dazed; mused; thunderstruck; nonplussed (so much that not to know what to do, think, etc Olga Okuneva); thunderstricken; dumbfounded (Азери); star-struck (при виде знаменитости Чернявская); staggered (ElenaVolnova); stricken (Pickman); dumbstruck (aspss); startled (Andrey Truhachev); overwhelmed (Mikhaill); gobsmacked (имеется в виду ситуация, которая заставляет человека хлопнуть (to smack) рукой по рту (gob) от сильного удивления. Глагол to gobsmack появился в конце 1980-х годах: When she told him that she was going to marry someone else, he was absolutely gobsmacked Taras); nonplussed ([ˌnɒnˈplʌst] wordsbase)
Gruzovik stupefied; stunned; dumfounded; flabbergasted (overcome with astonishment, amazed, astounded; находящийся в состоянии замешательства, растерянности, сильного удивления)
amer. shell-shocked (he told shell-shocked investors that the company needed still more money to survive the year Val_Ships)
fig.of.sp. blindsided (Rust71)
inf. punch-drunk; struck all of a heap; punchy; gaga (Interex); freaked out (Marina Lee)
slang discomboobulated (You'd be discomboobulated too, if you'd drunk as mach as she has. Ты был бы ошеломлён тоже, если бы пил столько сколько она. Interex); pixilated (Interex); pixolated (Interex); rattled (Interex); puggled; up a tree; jeepy; loopy; screwy
ошеломлён adj.
gen. taken by surprise (sever_korrespondent)
ошеломлённый: 70 phrases in 12 subjects
American usage, not spelling2
British usage, not spelling1
Business2
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Cinematography1
Figure of speech1
General39
Idiomatic1
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Makarov17
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