Spanish Meaning of knocking one's socks off
dejar a alguien con la boca abierta
Other Spanish words related to dejar a alguien con la boca abierta
Nearest Words of knocking one's socks off
- knocking off => tocando
- knocking for a loop => dejar muy sorprendido
- knocking down => derribando
- knocking dead => estupendo
- knocking back => rechazar
- knocking (about) => golpeando (alrededor)
- knocked up => embarazada
- knocked over => derribado
- knocked one's socks off => dejar boquiabierto
- knocked off => Derribado
Definitions and Meaning of knocking one's socks off in English
knocking one's socks off
overcome, to overwhelm or amaze one, to set forcibly in motion with a blow, to find fault with, to drive, force, or make by or as if by so striking, to collide with something, a pounding noise, knock out sense 2a(1), setback, reversal, to bump against something, to strike with a sharp blow, a sharp repetitive metallic noise caused by abnormal ignition in an automobile engine, to have engine knock, a harsh and often petty criticism, dumbfound, amaze, to find fault, to set in motion with a sharp blow, a severe misfortune or hardship, to strike sharply, bustle, a sharp blow, wander, to strike something with a sharp blow, a sharp rattling noise caused by abnormal ignition in an automobile engine, a sharp pounding noise, to make a pounding noise, demolish, wander sense 1, to cause to collide, to make or assemble especially hurriedly or in a makeshift way, to move strongly especially to admiration or applause
FAQs About the word knocking one's socks off
dejar a alguien con la boca abierta
overcome, to overwhelm or amaze one, to set forcibly in motion with a blow, to find fault with, to drive, force, or make by or as if by so striking, to collide
llevándoselo,estupendo,transportando,encantador,encantador,encantador,fascinante,cautivador,fascinante,agradable
No antonyms found.
knocking off => tocando, knocking for a loop => dejar muy sorprendido, knocking down => derribando, knocking dead => estupendo, knocking back => rechazar,
