Examples of using Dumbfounded in English and their translations into Czech
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I am dumbfounded.
And when she accepted,I was dumbfounded.
I was dumbfounded.
The first Europeans to see it were dumbfounded.
He looks dumbfounded.
A dumbfounded Lex was next to go.
We were dumbfounded.
Dumbfounded.- You have been a bulwark for us, Doctor.
Emotionally dumbfounded.
I was dumbfounded by what was going on.
I'm guessing not by that dumbfounded look on your face.
The person who was trying to sell it to us was dumbfounded.
I'm so dumbfounded.
And most importantly, I'm even more curious and dumbfounded than you.
I was dumbfounded by that.
And so medical professionals are absolutely dumbfounded when they see it.
No, no. Dumbfounded, maybe.
Law enforcement is following Simpson.We're dumbfounded.
We were dumbfounded.
I think, and I believe I am not alone… Mr. Baru, In feeling dumbfounded?
I am just dumbfounded as to how this happened.
And what about me to leave home and walk down the street as pedestrians, without exception,will observe dumbfounded?
We were so dumbfounded we couldn't even answer.
For these reasons… after these… sudden… anddisgusting… confessions… we were all the more… surprised… dumbfounded… no… aghast, underline"aghast.
I'm even more curious and dumbfounded than you. And most importantly.
Frankly, my dear Senators, when Mr Kenneth Allen burst into my office and proved that Jeff Smith had a deed to that site,I was dumbfounded.
Mr. Baru, In feeling dumbfounded? I think, and I believe I am not alone.
He then crawled back out of the tube, accessed the holo- emitters, transferred here,excused the Romulan, saw the dumbfounded look on his comrade's face.
I remember Paulson Plan I. We were all dumbfounded: suddenly, the Secretary of State to the Treasury was talking about 700 billion!
Bringing proof that Smith had the deed to that campsite,I was dumbfounded! Well, frankly, my dear senators, the morning that Mr. Allen burst into my office.