dazzling

• Décrit quelque chose d'extrêmement brillant, impressionnant ou attrayant, qui éblouit ou fascine.

Describes something that is extremely bright, impressive, or attractive.

1. Extremely brightB1formal

   So bright that it temporarily blinds or impairs vision.

   éblouissant

   • The dazzling sunlight made her squint.
   • The car's headlights were dazzling in the dark.
   • The diamond's dazzling sparkle caught everyone's eye.

   Synonymesblazingblindingbrilliantglaringradiant

   Antonymesdimdull

2. Impressive or brilliantB2informal

   Extremely impressive, attractive, or skillful.

   éblouissant

   • She gave a dazzling performance on stage.
   • The fireworks display was absolutely dazzling.
   • His dazzling smile won over the audience.

   Synonymesbreathtakingbrilliantextraordinaryimpressivemagnificentphenomenalremarkablesplendidstrikingstunning

   Antonymesboringdulllacklustermediocremundaneordinaryunimpressive

• Verbe utilisé pour décrire une action qui éblouit ou impressionne fortement quelqu'un par une démonstration éclatante de lumière, de talent ou de beauté, ou qui stupéfie par un effet surprenant.

A verb used to describe the act of overwhelming or impressing someone with a brilliant display of light, skill, or beauty.

1. Blind temporarilyB1formal

   To make someone unable to see for a short time because of a very bright light.

   Éblouir temporairement

   • The headlights of the oncoming car dazzled him.
   • She was dazzled by the sudden flash of lightning.
   • The bright sun dazzled the driver, causing him to slow down.

   Synonymesbedazzleblind

2. Impress greatlyB2informal

   To impress someone very much with skill, beauty, or intelligence.

   Éblouir, impressionner vivement

   • The magician dazzled the audience with his tricks.
   • Her performance on the piano dazzled the judges.
   • He dazzled everyone at the party with his witty conversation.

   Synonymesamazeastoundawebedazzleimpressoverwhelmstaggerstun

   Antonymesboredisappointrepel