Azorada (en. Bewildered)

/a.so.'ɾa.ða/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

Subtlety or intrigue that causes surprise.

The alarm I felt upon hearing the news was indescribable.

La azorada que sentí al escuchar la noticia fue indescriptible.

Confusing or disorderly movements.

The alarm of the crowd left the team unable to advance.

La azorada de la multitud dejó al equipo sin poder avanzar.

Agitation or anxiety caused by an unforeseen situation.

The alarm in her eyes revealed her concern about the unexpected exam.

La azorada en sus ojos revelaba su preocupación por el examen inesperado.

From the verb azorar, which means to frighten or alarm.

to get caught in an unexpected situation

to interfere in a complicated or confusing situation.

meterse en una azorada

to be in a state of alarm

to feel restless or nervous about something.

estar en azorada

to fall into a state of alarm

to be surprised or uneasy in the face of an unexpected event.

caer en azorada

to get alarmed

To feel agitation or alarm about something.

azorarse

alarm

State of confusion or bewilderment.

azoro

To be in a state of extreme nervousness.

When I saw my ex, I was totally alarmed.

Cuando vi a mi ex, me dio una azorada total.

Confusion in the face of an unexpected situation.

The news of the party left me alarmed.

La noticia de la fiesta me dejó azorada.