Impresionar o asombrar muchísimo a alguien.
To impress or amaze someone greatly.
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See how the word “dejar alucinado” is used in sentences
Su actuación va a dejar alucinado al público. — Her performance will blow away the audience.
El viento fuerte se llevará las hojas. — The strong wind will blow away the leaves.
La policía informó de que anoche se cargaron a alguien. — The police reported that someone was blown away last night.
¿De verdad te dejó alucinado la noticia? — Did the news really blow you away?
¿Pueden las rachas llevarse este papel tan ligero? — Can the gusts blow away this light paper?
Dijo que se cargaría a cualquiera que intentara hacerle daño. — He said he would blow away anyone who tried to harm him.
La obra me dejó completamente alucinado. — I was completely blown away by the artwork.
Sujeta bien la tienda para que no se la lleve el viento. — Please secure the tent so it won't blow away.
Nos advirtieron de que la violencia de las bandas puede cargarse a cualquiera sin previo aviso. — They warned us that gang violence could blow someone away unexpectedly.
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