Boggling - English meaning

Boggling – definitions in English dictionary

verb
(of a person or their mind) be astonished or baffled when trying to imagine something.
Usage examples:
The mind boggles at the spectacle
Synonims:
Marvel Wonder Be astonished Be astounded Be amazed Be filled with amazement Be overwhelmed Be shocked Be staggered Be bowled over Be startled Gape Goggle Gawk Be flabbergasted

adjective
Extremely surprising and difficult to understand or imagine
Usage examples:
The amount of detail is boggling., his company offers a boggling number of different services.

Boggling translation into English

Boggling: translate from English into Chinese

令人难以置信, 惊奇, 惧

Boggling: translate from English into Dutch

Verbijsterend, Morrelen, Bezwaar maken, Knoeien, Tegenstribbelen, Weifelen, Aarzelen, Prutsen

Boggling: translate from English into French

Époustouflant, Reculer devant, Hésiter, Travailler sans compétence, Être ahuri

Boggling: translate from English into German

Verwirrend, Glotzen, Völlig sprachlos sein

Boggling: translate from English into Hindi

चकमा देने वाला, शक करना, संदेह करना

Boggling: translate from English into Italian

Sbalorditivo, Trasecolare, Trasalire, Sobbalzare, Indugiare, Tentennare, Riempire di stupore, Sbalordire, Esitare

Boggling: translate from English into Korean

보글보글, 펄쩍 뛰다, 실수하다, 핑계대다

Boggling: translate from English into Russian

Ошеломляющий, Пугаться, Лукавить, Бояться, Колебаться, Останавливаться, Делать неумело, Портить, Лицемерить, Увиливать

Boggling: translate from English into Spanish

Alucinante, Dudar, Sobresaltarse, Retroceder por

Word origin

late 16th century: probably of dialect origin and related to bogle and bogey2.

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Boggling – similar words

boggled

verb
(of a person or their mind) be astonished or baffled when trying to imagine something.
Usage examples:
The mind boggles at the spectacle

Boggled - all meanings in English

boggle

verb
(of a person or their mind) be astonished or baffled when trying to imagine something.
Usage examples:
The mind boggles at the spectacle

verb
To have difficulty imagining or accepting something as true or possible, or to give the mind such difficulty
Usage examples:
[ t ] it boggles the mind to think about how much money was wasted.

Boggle - all meanings in English

Boggling synonims

gape

verb
Be or become wide open.
Usage examples:
A large duffel bag gaped open by her feet

noun
A wide opening.
Usage examples:
A gape of the jaws

Gape - all meanings in English

gawk

verb
Stare openly and stupidly.
Usage examples:
They were gawking at some pin-up

noun
An awkward or shy person.
Usage examples:
Let those country gawks dance to their hearts' content

verb
To look at something or someone in a foolish way without thinking
Usage examples:
Don’t stand there gawking at her, give her a hand!

Gawk - all meanings in English

goggle

verb
Look with wide open eyes, typically in amazement.
Usage examples:
I goggled at them in total disbelief

adjective
(of the eyes) protuberant or rolling.

noun
Close-fitting glasses with side shields, for protecting the eyes from glare, dust, water, etc.
Usage examples:
A pair of goggles

Goggle - all meanings in English

marvel

verb
Be filled with wonder or astonishment.
Usage examples:
She marvelled at jeffrey's composure

noun
A wonderful or astonishing person or thing.
Usage examples:
The marvels of technology

verb
To show or experience great surprise or admiration
Usage examples:
Tourists marvel at the panoramic view., i marvel at her patience with the children., this gadget is…

Marvel - all meanings in English

wonder

noun
A feeling of amazement and admiration, caused by something beautiful, remarkable, or unfamiliar.
Usage examples:
He observed the intricacy of the ironwork with the wonder of a child

verb
Desire to know something; feel curious.
Usage examples:
How many times have i written that, i wonder?

verb
To think about things in a questioning and sometimes doubting way
Usage examples:
[ i ] i often wonder about those kids., [ + question word ] i wonder what he is doing here., [ i ] …

Wonder - all meanings in English

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