dazed

• Décrit un état de trouble, d'étourdissement ou de confusion qui empêche de penser clairement ou de réagir normalement, souvent à la suite d'un choc, d'une surprise, d'un coup à la tête ou d'un effet de substance.

Describes a state of being unable to think clearly or react normally, often due to shock, confusion, or a blow to the head.

1. Confused or stunnedB1formal

   Unable to think clearly, often due to shock, injury, or a blow.

   Étourdi, hébété

   • He was dazed after the car accident.
   • She felt dazed and confused by the sudden news.
   • The boxer looked dazed after the punch.

   Synonymesbenumbedbewilderedconfuseddisorienteddizzygroggynumbshockedstunnedstupefied

   Antonymesalertclearheadedlucidorientedsharp

2. B2informal

   Feeling overwhelmed or disoriented by a situation or experience.

   Abasourdi, étourdi

   • The tourists were dazed by the sheer size of the city.
   • He was dazed by the complexity of the instructions.
   • She walked around dazed, trying to find her way back.

   Synonymesbenumbedbewilderedconfuseddisorienteddumbfoundednumbstunnedstupefied

   Antonymesalertclearheadedcomposedfocusedoriented

• Verbe décrivant l'action de priver quelqu'un de sa capacité à penser clairement ou à réagir, souvent à cause d'un choc, d'un coup ou d'une expérience stupéfiante.

A verb used to describe the act of making someone unable to think or react clearly, often due to a shock, blow, or overwhelming experience.

1. Confuse or stunB2formal

   To make someone unable to think clearly or react normally, often due to shock, a blow, or surprise.

   Étourdir, abasourdir

   • The sudden news dazed him completely.
   • The loud explosion dazed the crowd for a moment.
   • She was dazed by the bright lights after being in the dark.

   Synonymesastoundbewilderconfusedumbfoundflabbergastoverwhelmstunstupefy

   Antonymesclarifyenlightenorientsober

2. Overwhelm with informationB2informal

   To confuse someone by presenting too much information or complexity.

   Submerger d'informations

   • The complex instructions dazed the new employees.
   • He was dazed by the sheer amount of data in the report.
   • The rapid-fire questions dazed the contestant on the show.

   Synonymesaddlebafflebefuddlebewilderconfoundconfusediscombobulateflummoxmuddlenonplusoverwhelmperplexstupefy

   Antonymesclarifyenlightensimplify