英语词汇“shock”的释义、区别辨析及用法例句-英语同义词词典

单词	shock
例句	noun \| verb shockshock1 /ʃɑk/ noun ► shock the feeling of surprise you have when something very bad happens that you did not expect: I lost my job this morning - I'm still in shock. Mom has never really gotten over the shock of Dad's death. ► horror shock and fear: She watched in horror as the firefighters pulled her sister from the car. ► dismay (formal) a feeling of surprise and worry: As I looked at the test questions, I realized with dismay that I did not know any of the answers. ➔ see fright, surprise1 noun \| verb shockshock2 /ʃɑk/ verb ► shock to make someone feel very surprised and upset: Their apartment was filthy, which really shocked me. It shocked us to see how ill she looked. ► stun to surprise or shock someone so much that he or she cannot react immediately: Mr. Kim stunned us all by suddenly resigning. ► horrify to make someone feel very shocked and upset or afraid: The gang fights in the park have horrified people in the neighborhood. ➔ see surprise2GRAMMAR CHECK: shockDon't say: The news about the explosion was shocking/stunning/horrifying us. Say: The news about the explosion shocked/stunned/horrified us.
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