dazzle
verb (dazzle, dazzles, dazzled, dazzling); noun (dazzle); adjective (dazzling)
Everyday
- When a bright light shines in your eyes so that you cannot see for a moment. tree →
- To amaze and impress someone very much with beauty, skill or cleverness. tree →
In the lessons
In science and safety lessons, car headlights can dazzle drivers. In stories and everyday life, a performer dazzles the audience. «Razzle-dazzle» is a showy display. Phrases: dazzled by, a dazzling smile.
Examples
- The bright headlights dazzled the driver. tree →
- She dazzled everyone with her dancing. tree →
- The snow was dazzling in the sunshine. tree →
- The magician dazzled the crowd. tree →
- He gave a dazzling smile. tree →
- Don't dazzle people with your torch. tree →
- Then they decorated it so beautifully that it was quite dazzling to look at. tree →
Note
Double z. Dazzling can mean very bright or very impressive.
On Mova
- Trees and pragmatics of «dazzle» in the school dictionary: every meaning and example parsed by Mova, with its dependency tree and frames.
- «dazzle» in the school dictionary on Mova free.
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