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How is the word boquiabierto translated from Spanish to English

Tan sorprendido que no consigues hablar.

Completely surprised and unable to speak.

adjective
English translation
gobsmacked

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  • Me quedé boquiabierto cuando dijeron mi nombre. — I was gobsmacked when they announced my name.

  • Sus padres se quedaron completamente boquiabiertos. — Her parents looked absolutely gobsmacked.

  • ¿Tú también te quedaste boquiabierto con el precio? — Were you gobsmacked by the price too?

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FAQ about “boquiabierto”

How is “boquiabierto” translated from Spanish?
“boquiabierto” translates into English as “gobsmacked”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “boquiabierto” mean?
Meaning of “boquiabierto”: Tan sorprendido que no consigues hablar. In English — “gobsmacked”.
What part of speech is “boquiabierto”?
“boquiabierto” is an adjective.
Where can I see examples with “boquiabierto”?
Example sentences with “boquiabierto” and their English translation are on this page, with more in the VibeLing app.
How can I memorize “boquiabierto”?
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