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Detailed Translations for dazed from English to Dutch

dazed:

dazed adj

  1. dazed (dumbfounded; stunned; flabbergasted; )
    verbouwereerd; verbaasd; stomverbaasd; perplex; beduusd; ontdaan; ontzet; ontsteld; onthutst
  2. dazed (stunned; numb; stupefied)
    verdoofd
  3. dazed (taken aback; glum; dumbfounded; in a daze; crestfallen)
    beduusd; beteuterd
  4. dazed (baffled; stunned; flabbergasted; )
    ontsteld; getroffen; perplex; onthutst; paf
  5. dazed (upset; shocked; dismayed; perplexed; bewildered)
    verschrikt; ontsteld; onthutst; getroffen

Translation Matrix for dazed:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
ontzet relief; rescue
AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
beduusd bewildered; crestfallen; dazed; distracted; dumbfounded; flabbergasted; glum; in a daze; overwhelmed; perplexed; speechless; staggered; stunned; taken aback; tongue-tied
beteuterd crestfallen; dazed; dumbfounded; glum; in a daze; taken aback crestfallen; disappointed; disillusioned; down in the mouth; glum; let down
getroffen baffled; bewildered; dazed; dismayed; dumbfounded; flabbergasted; perplexed; shocked; stunned; upset dreadfully cut up by it; hit; winged; wounded
ontdaan bewildered; dazed; distracted; dumbfounded; flabbergasted; overwhelmed; perplexed; speechless; staggered; stunned; tongue-tied
onthutst baffled; bewildered; dazed; dismayed; distracted; dumbfounded; flabbergasted; overwhelmed; perplexed; shocked; speechless; staggered; stunned; tongue-tied; upset bewildered; chaotic; confused; diffuse; disconcerted; disordered; flustered
ontsteld baffled; bewildered; dazed; dismayed; distracted; dumbfounded; flabbergasted; overwhelmed; perplexed; shocked; speechless; staggered; stunned; tongue-tied; upset
ontzet bewildered; dazed; distracted; dumbfounded; flabbergasted; overwhelmed; perplexed; speechless; staggered; stunned; tongue-tied aghast; appalled; dismayed; upset
paf baffled; dazed; dumbfounded; flabbergasted; perplexed; stunned; upset flabbergasted; speechless; tongue-tied
perplex baffled; bewildered; dazed; distracted; dumbfounded; flabbergasted; overwhelmed; perplexed; speechless; staggered; stunned; tongue-tied; upset flabbergasted; speechless; tongue-tied
stomverbaasd bewildered; dazed; distracted; dumbfounded; flabbergasted; overwhelmed; perplexed; speechless; staggered; stunned; tongue-tied flabbergasted; speechless; tongue-tied
verbaasd bewildered; dazed; distracted; dumbfounded; flabbergasted; overwhelmed; perplexed; speechless; staggered; stunned; tongue-tied amazed; astonished; blank; dumb; flabbergasted; inarticulate; speechless; staggered; stupefied
verbouwereerd bewildered; dazed; distracted; dumbfounded; flabbergasted; overwhelmed; perplexed; speechless; staggered; stunned; tongue-tied
verdoofd dazed; numb; stunned; stupefied
- foggy; groggy; logy; stunned; stupefied; stupid; stuporous
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- groggy
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
verschrikt bewildered; dazed; dismayed; perplexed; shocked; upset afraid; afraid for; afraid of; anxious; fear; fearing; frightened; scared

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Synonyms for "dazed":


Related Definitions for "dazed":

  1. in a state of mental numbness especially as resulting from shock1
    • he had a dazed expression on his face1
  2. stunned or confused and slow to react (as from blows or drunkenness or exhaustion)1

Wiktionary Translations for dazed:

dazed
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• dazed → ontdaan; onthutst; verbluft; verslagen; verstomd ↔ stupéfait — Que la surprise rendre comme interdit et immobile.

dazed form of daze:

to daze verbe (dazes, dazed, dazing)

  1. to daze (stupify; overcome)
    overdonderen; overbluffen
    • overdonderen verbe (overdonder, overdondert, overdonderde, overdonderden, overdonderd)
    • overbluffen verbe (overbluf, overbluft, overblufte, overbluften, overbluft)
  2. to daze (dazzle; bedazzle)
    – to cause someone to lose clear vision, especially from intense light 1
    verblinden
    • verblinden verbe (verblind, verblindt, verblindde, verblindden, verblind)

Conjugations for daze:

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

Translation Matrix for daze:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
overdonderen overwhelming
- fog; haze; shock; stupor
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
overbluffen daze; overcome; stupify
overdonderen daze; overcome; stupify dumbfound; stagger
verblinden bedazzle; daze; dazzle blind
- bedaze; stun

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Synonyms for "daze":


Related Definitions for "daze":

  1. confusion characterized by lack of clarity1
  2. the feeling of distress and disbelief that you have when something bad happens accidentally1
    • his mother's death left him in a daze1
  3. overcome as with astonishment or disbelief1
  4. to cause someone to lose clear vision, especially from intense light1

Wiktionary Translations for daze:

daze
verb
  1. to stupefy with excess of light; with a blow, with cold, or with fear; to confuse; to benumb

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