Übersetzung für 'to daze' von Englisch nach Deutsch

to daze

betäuben

verwirren

lähmen

blenden

benommen machen

Werbung

to daze sb.

jdn. verwirren

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daze

Benommenheit {f}

Verwirrung {f}

Betäubung {f}

Dusel {m} [nordd.]

Benommensein {n}

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in a daze {adj} {adv}

benebelt

in a daze {adv}

im Dusel [ugs.] [bes. nordd.]

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to be in a daze

benommen sein

betäubt sein

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Wedding Daze [Michael Ian Black]

Blind Wedding – Hilfe, sie hat ja gesagtfilmF

• The report showed that the uppercut Jordan landed (which seemed to daze Barry) wasn't an uppercut but an open hand blow.
• An attack where a wrestler uses the head to strike a part of the opponent's body, usually the forehead or chin (unlike a legitimate headbutt), to daze the target, counting on the superior hardness of the wrestler's head and the momentum delivered to hurt the opponent without hurting the wrestler.
• In 2014, Don Malik signed to Daze Alive Music and released his debut single "The Way I Am".
• Francine snatched a Singapore cane from Credible and hit a roundhouse kick to daze him enough for Douglas to nail a "Pittsburgh Plunge" to Credible for the win.
• K.S. Restaurant, named for its owner Khalil "Kelly" Swaita, popularly known as "K&S" and renowned for its pizza was a neighbourhood fixture from its opening in a strip mall on the northeast corner of Bank and Albion in 1971. It was renamed: K.S. on the Keys and relocated to Dazé Street near the South Keys Shopping Centre in 2009.