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quedar boquiabierto

quedar boquiabierto
An intransitive verb phrase is a phrase that combines a verb with a preposition or other particle and does not require a direct object (e.g., Everybody please stand up.).
intransitive verb phrase
a. to be speechless
¿Te sorprendió lo que dijo Lorenzo? - Claro. Quedé boquiabierto.Were you surprised by what Lorenzo said? - Of course. I was speechless.
b. to be astonished
Quedé boquiabierto al enterarme de que David y Gabriela se habían divorciado. ¡Parecían ser tan felices!I was astonished when I found out David and Gabriela had gotten a divorce. They seemed so happy together!
c. to be dumbfounded
Tus padres van a quedar boquiabiertos cuando les digas que te vas a mudar de vuelta a Sudáfrica.Your parents are going to be dumbfounded when you tell them you're going to move back to South Africa.
d. to be dumbstruck
Todos nos quedamos boquiabiertos cuando vimos a Mateo llegar a la universidad en un Ferrari.We were all dumbstruck when we saw Mateo show up at school in a Ferrari.
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