WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:
| Principal Translations |
| escandalizar⇒ vtr | (provocar escándalo) | shock⇒ vtr |
| | | scandalize⇒ vtr |
| | El anuncio de su divorcio escandalizó a la familia. |
| | The news of his divorce shocked his family. |
| escandalizar vi | (hacer alboroto) | make a racket v expr |
| | Deja de escandalizar, que la gente está durmiendo. |
| | Stop making a racket; there are people sleeping. |
| escandalizarse⇒ v prnl | (indignarse, disgustarse) (surprise) | be shocked vi + adj |
| | (offense) | be horrified vi + adj |
| | (formal) | be aghast vi + adj |
| | Mi madre se escandalizó cuando vio fotos de mi hermana en la playa nudista. |
| | My mother was shocked to see photos of my sister at the nudist beach. |
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