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"to be stunned" Chinese-English Dictionary

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Chinese Pinyin Translation
发呆 發呆 fā dāi v. to stare blankly / to be stunned / to be lost in thought syn
惊诧 驚詫 jīng chà to be surprised / to be amazed / to be stunned syn
Chinese Pinyin Translation
昏迷 hūn mí v. to lose consciousness / to be in a coma / stupor / coma / stunned / disoriented syn
目瞪口呆 mù dèng kǒu dāi dumbstruck (idiom) / stupefied / stunned syn
傻眼 shǎ yǎn (coll.) stunned / dumbfounded / flabbergasted syn
惊愕 驚愕 jīng è (literary) stunned / stupefied syn
惊艳 驚艷 jīng yàn very impressed / stunned / amazed / to astonish / to impress greatly
愕然 è rán stunned / amazed syn
六神无主 六神無主 liù shén wú zhǔ out of one's wits (idiom) / distracted / stunned syn
蒙 mēng v. (knocked) unconscious / dazed / stunned syn
目怔口呆 mù zhēng kǒu dāi lit. eye startled, mouth struck dumb (idiom) / stunned / stupefied
目睁口呆 目睜口呆 mù zhēng kǒu dāi stunned / dumbstruck
目眩神迷 mù xuàn shén mí to be dazzled and stunned (idiom)
瞪目凝视 瞪目凝視 dèng mù níng shì in a catatonic state / shocked and stunned (idiom)
惊呆 驚呆 jīng dāi stupefied / stunned syn
惊急 驚急 jīng jí stunned and anxious
惊遽 驚遽 jīng jù in a panic / stunned
惊槑 驚槑 jīng dāi (Internet slang) stupefied / stunned
傻爆眼 shǎ bào yǎn (slang) stunned / flabbergasted (emphatic form of 傻眼[sha3yan3])
怔住 zhèng zhù dumbfounded / stunned
目瞪口呆 mù dèng - kǒu dāi (idiom) dumbstruck / stupefied / stunned syn
瞠目结舌 瞠目結舌 chēng mù - jié shé (idiom) dumbfounded / flabbergasted / stunned syn
三日耳聋 三日耳聾 sān rì ěr lóng (idiom) Describes someone who has been deeply shaken or stunned.
如痴似醉 rú chī sì zuì (idiom) 1. Describes someone stunned or frozen with fear. 2.
张口吐舌 張口吐舌 zhāng kǒu tǔ shé (idiom) To stand with one’s mouth open, unable to speak. It describes someone silenced by an argument or stunned by fear or tension.
目呆口咂 mù dāi kǒu zā (idiom) To stare blankly while making clicking sounds with the tongue. Describes someone who is stunned.
目定口呆 mù dìng kǒu dāi (idiom) To stare wide-eyed and motionless with one’s mouth open, unable to speak. Describes being stunned or frightened.
目瞪口噤 mù dèng kǒu jìn (idiom) To describe someone who is stunned by surprise or fear, staring wide-eyed and unable to speak.
目瞪口张 目瞪口張 mù dèng kǒu zhāng (idiom) To be stunned with surprise or fear. It is equivalent to “to be dumbfounded.”
目瞪口结 目瞪口結 mù dèng kǒu jié (idiom) To describe someone who is stunned by surprise or fear. It has the same meaning as 目瞪口呆.
目瞪舌强 mù dèng shé qiáng (idiom) To describe someone who is stunned by surprise or fear. It has the same meaning as 目瞪口呆.
目瞪舌彊 mù dèng shé jiàng (idiom) To be stunned with surprise or fear. It is equivalent to “to be dumbfounded.”
The four tones The four tones of Mandarin Pitch over time: tone 1 high and level (red), tone 2 rising (orange), tone 3 falling then rising (green), tone 4 falling (blue). tone 1 tone 2 tone 3 tone 4 Time Pitch

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