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shock

/ʃɑk/

shock

Main Example

She felt a shock when she heard the news.

Ella sintió un shock cuando escuchó la noticia.

Grammatical Info:

Noun (n.)

A sudden and strong feeling of surprise or distress.

Other Example

He was in shock after the accident.

Él estaba en shock después del accidente.

The news left her in shock for days.

La noticia la dejó en shock durante días.

I couldn't hide my shock when I saw the results.

No pude ocultar mi shock al ver los resultados.

Synonyms

in shock

en shock

shock of surprise

shock de sorpresa

shock and disbelief

shock y incredulidad

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surprise

jolt

startle

shock

/ʃɑk/

Main Example

The movie shocked the audience.

Grammatical Info:

Verb (v.)

To cause someone to feel surprise or distress suddenly.

Other Example

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shock

/ʃɑk/

Main Example

He was in shock after the accident.

Grammatical Info:

Noun (n.)

A physical or emotional injury caused by a sudden event.

Other Example

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shock

/ʃɑk/

Main Example

The economy faced a shock due to the crisis.

Grammatical Info:

Noun (n.)

A sudden and severe disturbance in a system or process.

Other Example

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shock

/ʃɑk/

Main Example

The technician shocked the circuit to test it.

Grammatical Info:

Verb (v.)

To cause a sudden change in electrical current or voltage.

Other Example

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