Éblouissement (en. Glare)

[eblwis-mã]

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench

noun

English: State of being temporarily blinded by intense light.

English: The driver experienced a dazzle due to the headlights of the oncoming cars.

Le conducteur a subi un éblouissement à cause des phares des voitures en face.

English: State of stupor or admiration provoked by something magnificent or extraordinary.

English: The dazzle caused by the show was indescribable.

L'éblouissement provoqué par le spectacle était indescriptible.

English: From the verb 'dazzle' with the suffix '-ing' indicating the action or effect.

English: to have a dazzling moment

English: to be struck by the beauty or grandeur of something.

avoir un éblouissement

English: to be in a daze

English: to be overwhelmed by a strong impression.

être dans un éblouissement

English: dazzling of the senses

English: a state of intense or overwhelming sensations.

éblouissement des sens

English: blindness

English: a state of not seeing or being unable to see.

aveuglement

English: light

English: visible radiation that makes objects perceivable.

lumière

English: dazzle

English: to temporarily blind someone with bright light.

éblouir

English: To be so impressed that one loses their words.

English: When she saw the concert, it was a total dazzle.

Quand elle a vu le concert, c'était un éblouissement total.

English: To feel a strong attraction or fascination for something.

English: This new movie left me in a daze.

Ce nouveau film m'a laissé avec un éblouissement.