Significados de much smitten en inglés

I don't think any one was so much smitten as Crook.

There was no doubt that Bennett was very much smitten by his fair client.

Crozat, a wealthy heiress, amiable and very much smitten with him, had strengthened his position.

He is evidently very much smitten with her.

He was very much smitten with her beauty, and watched her to see where she lived.

But I don't think he's much smitten.

As far as I can see, he is much smitten, but very cautious in his approaches, and he is wise.

The children of the district were especially handsome, and Madame was much smitten by their rosy cheeks and many-shaded flaxen hair.

By easy stages, I came to Virgil and was very much smitten with Meliboeus, Corydon, Menalcas, Damoetas and the rest of them.

And now you mention his name, I recollect they said he was much smitten by this particular lady, the Contessa di Castagneto.

The bait took at once, for Mr. Horner, honest and true himself, and much smitten with the fair Ellen, was too happy to be circumspect.

"You are not in love with him, little lady, and he is very much smitten with you," Mrs. Stevens ruminated.

"I never was much smitten with them," said Edmund, abruptly, as if affronted at the imputation of having liked them.