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🔑shockshock1 /ʃɑk / noun - [countable, uncountable] the feeling that is caused by something unpleasant happening suddenly; the situation that causes this feeling震惊；惊愕；令人震惊的事◆The sudden noise gave him a real shock.突然的响声吓了他一大跳。◆The bad news came as a huge shock to her.这个坏消息使她惊愕不已。◆I'm still suffering from shock at the news.那个消息让我至今惊魂未定。
- [countable] = electric shock ◆Don't touch that wire – you'll get a shock.别碰那根电线，会触电的。
- [countable] a violent hit or shaking (from a crash, an explosion, etc.)（撞击、爆炸等引起的）剧烈震动，强烈震荡◆the shock of the earthquake地震引起的剧烈震动 ➡ look at aftershock
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health医疗保健) (in medicine) a condition of extreme weakness caused by damage to the body休克◆He was in / went into shock after the accident.事故之后他处于休克状态。
🔑shockshock2 /ʃɑk / verb [transitive] - to cause an unpleasant feeling of surprise in someone使震惊；使惊愕◆We were shocked by his death.我们对他的死亡感到震惊。◆The employees were shocked at the news that the store was going to close.听到商店要关闭的消息，雇员们震惊不已。
- to make someone feel disgust and anger使厌恶；使愤怒◆The pictures of the starving children shocked the world.那些饥饿儿童的照片令世界愤怒。
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