shock
🇺🇸
/ʃɑːk/
🇬🇧
/ʃɒk/
noun
B2
A feeling of being surprised and upset, especially by something bad.
The sudden price increase was a real shock.
物价突然上涨真是令人震惊。
B2
A state of being very weak and sick, often from losing blood.
The accident victim was in shock and needed immediate care.
事故受害者处于休克状态，需要立即救治。
B2
A strong shaking or jolting, like from an earthquake or explosion.
The building swayed from the shock of the nearby blast.
建筑物因附近爆炸的冲击而摇晃。
B2
A sudden flow of electricity that can hurt or even kill.
The worker received a shock from the faulty wiring.
工人因接线故障而触电。
R
A large amount of hair that stands out, often used to describe hair color.
The artist had a shock of bright white hair.
这位艺术家有一头亮丽的白发。
verb
B2
To greatly surprise and upset someone.
The revelation really shocked the community.
这个启示真的震惊了社区。
B2
To deeply offend or horrify someone.
The graphic scenes in the movie shocked the audience.
电影中的画面让观众们感到震惊。
translation
震惊, 休克, 震动, 电击, 浓密头发
使震惊
词形变化
3rd Present
shocks
Past
shocked
Perfect
shocked
Progressive
shocking
Plural
shocks