bowl over

• Verbo frasal que significa asombrar o impresionar fuertemente a alguien, dejándolo sorprendido; también puede significar derribar a alguien físicamente.

A phrasal verb used to indicate surprising or shocking someone greatly, or to knock someone down.

incontable · transitivo · phrasal, separable

1. Surprise greatlyinformal

   To astonish or overwhelm someone with surprise or emotion.

   Dejar atónito

   • The news of her promotion bowled me over.
   • He was bowled over by the kindness of strangers.
   • The magician's final trick bowled over the entire audience.

   Sinónimosamazeastonishastounddumbfoundflabbergastoverwhelmstaggerstartlestunsurprise

2. Knock downinformal

   To cause someone to fall to the ground, typically by running into them.

   Derribar

   • The dog ran so fast it bowled over the toddler.
   • He was bowled over by a cyclist on the sidewalk.
   • The strong wind nearly bowled me over.

   Sinónimosfellfloorknock downknock overprostratetopple

   Antónimoserectliftraise

Verbo basebowl