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- transitive verb 1. (to unsettle) a. to disconcert El duro discurso del artista al recibir el premio desconcertó al público. The artist's tough speech when he got the award disconcerted the audience.
DESCONCERTAR translate: to disconcert, to take aback, confuse, bewilder, stupefy, baffle, confound, stump, throw, rattle…. Learn more in the Cambridge Spanish-English Dictionary.
desconcertar⇒ vtr (turbar la concordia) throw into disarray, throw into confusion, throw off balance v expr : disturb⇒ vtr (slang) mess up, screw up vtr phrasal sep : Los atropellos del cacique desconcertaron la vida en el pueblo. The chief's outrages threw town life into disarray.
desconcertar translations: to disconcert, to take aback, confuse, bewilder, stupefy, baffle, confound, stump, throw, rattle…. Learn more in the Cambridge Spanish-English Dictionary.
desconcertar. Lat Am Spain. Full verb table transitive verb. (= desorientar) to disconcert. la pregunta me desconcertó I was disconcerted by the question. cambió de táctica para desconcertar al rival she changed tactics to disconcert her opponent or to put her opponent off. Full verb table reflexive verb. desconcertarse.
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