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stunner

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stun·ner  (stnr)
n.
One that stuns, as:
a. An astounding, unexpected event.
b. An exceptionally good-looking person.

stunner [ˈstʌnə]
n
Informal a person or thing of great beauty, quality, size, etc.
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun1.stunner - a very attractive or seductive looking womanstunner - a very attractive or seductive looking woman
adult female, woman - an adult female person (as opposed to a man); "the woman kept house while the man hunted"
2.stunner - an unexpected and amazing event; "the stunner was what happened on Saturday"
surprise - a sudden unexpected event

stunner
noun (Informal) beauty, looker (informal, chiefly U.S.), lovely (slang), dish (informal), sensation, honey (informal), good-looker, dazzler, peach (informal), wow (slang, chiefly U.S.), dolly (slang), knockout (informal), heart-throb, charmer, eyeful (informal), smasher (informal), humdinger (slang), glamour puss One of the girls was an absolute stunner.
Translations
stunner [ˈstʌnəʳ] N (= person) → persona f maravillosa; (= thing) → cosa f estupenda
she's a real stunnerestá buenísima or como un tren, es una mujer despampanante
the picture is a stunnerel cuadro es maravilloso
stunner [ˈstʌnər] n
(= woman) → bombe f >
(= thing) → bombe f >
to be a stunner → être de la bombe >
stunner
n (inf: = thing) → Wucht f (inf); (= woman)tolle Frau, tolles Weib (inf); (= man)toller Mann or Kerl (inf)
stunner [ˈstʌnəʳ] n (fam) she's a stunnerè uno schianto


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Hollywood stunner Catherine Zeta-Jones, 36, usually the pillar of poise, took a tumble after a night out with hubby Michael Douglas this week.
Byline: WITH BEVERLEY LYONS AND CATH BENNETT GIRLS ALOUD stunner Kimberley Walsh might not have made a workout video, but she appears to be far fitter than Kate Lawler The singer looked great at the end of a long night on the dancefloor at London's Embassy Club.
Byline: By FIONA WYNNE SOCCER star Ronaldo might be a hero on the pitch - but he's sure to be wondering why he let this stunner slip through the net.
 
 
 
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