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staggering

/ˈstæɡ.ər.ɪŋ/

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adjective

/ˈstæɡ.ər.ɪŋ/B2formal
  • ruОписывает нечто настолько шокирующее, удивительное или масштабное, что вызывает недоверие или изумление.

Describes something that is so shocking, surprising, or large that it causes disbelief or astonishment.

  1. Astonishing or overwhelmingB2formal

    So surprisingly impressive or shocking that it stuns or overwhelms someone.

    ruОшеломляющий

    • The cost of the project was staggering.
    • She made a staggering amount of money from her invention.
    • The team achieved a staggering victory against all odds.

    Synonymsastonishingastoundingbreathtakingmind-bogglingoverwhelmingshockingstartlingstunning

    Antonymscommonplaceinsignificantmediocreminormundanenegligibleordinarytrivialunimpressiveunremarkable

Forms
  • more staggering comparative form
  • most staggering superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

stagger/ˈstæɡ.ər/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения неустойчивого движения, вызывания шока, удивления или расположения в шахматном порядке.

A verb used to indicate moving unsteadily or causing shock, surprise, or arrangement in alternating positions.

  1. Walk unsteadilyB1formal

    To walk or move in an unsteady, uncontrolled way, as if about to fall.

    ruИдти шатаясь

    • He staggered out of the bar after drinking too much.
    • The injured soldier staggered across the battlefield.
    • She staggered to her feet after the blow.

    Synonymslurchreelstumbleswayteetertotterwobble

  2. Walk with great difficultyB1formal

    To move forward with great effort, often due to exhaustion or injury.

    ruИдти с трудом

    • The hiker staggered through the desert, desperate for water.
    • He staggered under the weight of the heavy backpack.
    • She staggered along the path, barely able to stand.

    Synonymsfalterlurchreelstumbletotterwobble

  3. Arrange systematicallyB2formal

    To arrange or schedule events, payments, or items at different times or in a specific order.

    ruРаспределять

    • The company staggered the employees' lunch breaks to avoid crowding.
    • They staggered the payments over a period of six months.
    • The teacher staggered the due dates for the assignments.

    Synonymsalternatedistributeoffsetphasespread out

    Antonymsaligncoordinateregularizesynchronizeuniform

  4. Astound or overwhelmB2formal

    To shock or surprise someone so much that they are unable to think or react normally.

    ruПотрясать

    • The news of his sudden death staggered everyone.
    • The sheer scale of the disaster staggered the rescue workers.
    • Her incredible talent staggered the audience.

    Synonymsastonishastoundbowl overconfounddazedumbfoundflabbergastoverwhelmshockstunstupefysurprise

Forms
  • staggered past participle
  • staggered past simple
  • staggering present participle
  • staggers third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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