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  1. scandalize:


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Detailed Translations for scandalize from English to German

scandalize:

to scandalize verbe, américain (scandalizes, scandalized, scandalizing)

  1. to scandalize (give offence; shock; annoy; be annoying; scandalise)
    schockieren; erschüttern
    • schockieren verbe (schockiere, schockierst, schockiert, schockierte, schockiertet, schockiert)
    • erschüttern verbe

Conjugations for scandalize:

present
  1. scandalize
  2. scandalize
  3. scandalizes
  4. scandalize
  5. scandalize
  6. scandalize
simple past
  1. scandalized
  2. scandalized
  3. scandalized
  4. scandalized
  5. scandalized
  6. scandalized
present perfect
  1. have scandalized
  2. have scandalized
  3. has scandalized
  4. have scandalized
  5. have scandalized
  6. have scandalized
past continuous
  1. was scandalizing
  2. were scandalizing
  3. was scandalizing
  4. were scandalizing
  5. were scandalizing
  6. were scandalizing
future
  1. shall scandalize
  2. will scandalize
  3. will scandalize
  4. shall scandalize
  5. will scandalize
  6. will scandalize
continuous present
  1. am scandalizing
  2. are scandalizing
  3. is scandalizing
  4. are scandalizing
  5. are scandalizing
  6. are scandalizing
subjunctive
  1. be scandalized
  2. be scandalized
  3. be scandalized
  4. be scandalized
  5. be scandalized
  6. be scandalized
diverse
  1. scandalize!
  2. let's scandalize!
  3. scandalized
  4. scandalizing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for scandalize:

VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
erschüttern annoy; be annoying; give offence; scandalise; scandalize; shock frighten; jolt; shake; startle; tremble
schockieren annoy; be annoying; give offence; scandalise; scandalize; shock affront; frighten; jolt; shake; startle; tremble
- appal; appall; offend; outrage; scandalise; shock

Related Words for "scandalize":

  • scandalizing

Synonyms for "scandalize":


Related Definitions for "scandalize":

  1. strike with disgust or revulsion1