encandilar

v.

to dazzle, to impress greatly.

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encandilar

► verbo transitivo

1 (deslumbrar) to dazzle

2 (el fuego) to poke

3 figurado (fascinar) to fascinate, daze

4 figurado (amor etc) to kindle

► verbo pronominal encandilarse

1 (ojos, rostro) to light up

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1. VT

1) (=fascinar) to daze, bewilder

2) (=deslumbrar) to dazzle

3) [+ lumbre] to stir, poke

4) [+ emoción] to kindle, stimulate

2.

See:

encandilarse

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verbo transitivo

a) luz to dazzle

b) (asombrar, pasmar) to dazzle

c) (avivar, exacerbar) to stir up, arouse

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verbo transitivo

a) luz to dazzle

b) (asombrar, pasmar) to dazzle

c) (avivar, exacerbar) to stir up, arouse

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encandilar [A1 ]

vt

1 «luz» to dazzle

2 (asombrar, pasmar) to dazzle

la gran ciudad lo había encandilado he had been dazzled o overawed by the big city

3 (avivar, exacerbar) to stir up, arouse

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encandilar (conjugate encandilar) verbo transitivo

a) [luz] to dazzle

b) (asombrar, pasmar) to dazzle

encandilar vtr (causar admiración) to fascinate: encandiló a todos con la narración de sus viajes, he had them all engrossed in tales of his travels
'encandilar' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
hechizar
English:
dazzle

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encandilar

♦ vt

1. [fascinar] to dazzle, to fascinate;

encandila a los niños con sus cuentos he delights the children with his stories, the children are fascinated by his stories

2. [enamorar] to bewitch

3. [avivar] to stir, to poke

♦ See also the pronominal verb encandilarse

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encandilar

v/t dazzle

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encandilar vt

: to dazzle