How is the word desconcertado translated from Spanish to English

Completamente confuso.

Completely confused.

adjective
English translation
bewildered

Examples with “desconcertado”

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  • Me lanzó una mirada desconcertada. She gave me a bewildered look.

  • Se quedó desconcertada al oír la noticia. She looked bewildered after hearing the news.

  • Me quedé completamente desconcertado con su respuesta. I was completely bewildered by his answer.

  • ¿Estás desconcertado con las instrucciones? Are you bewildered by the instructions?

  • ¿Por qué pones esa cara de desconcertado? Why do you look so bewildered?

  • Se sintió desconcertado durante la discusión complicada. He felt bewildered during the complicated discussion.

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FAQ about “desconcertado”

How is “desconcertado” translated from Spanish?
“desconcertado” translates into English as “bewildered”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “desconcertado” mean?
Meaning of “desconcertado”: Completamente confuso. In English — “bewildered”.
What part of speech is “desconcertado”?
“desconcertado” is an adjective.
Where can I see examples with “desconcertado”?
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