shocked 的 3 个定义
- a sudden and violent blow or impact; collision.
- a sudden or violent disturbance or commotion: the shock of battle.
- a sudden or violent disturbance of the mind, emotions, or sensibilities: The burglary was a shock to her sense of security. The book provided a shock, nothing more.
- (7)
- to strike or jar with intense surprise, horror, disgust, etc.: He enjoyed shocking people.
- to strike against violently.
- to give an electric shock to.
- to undergo a shock.
shocked 近义词
startled
amazed
更多shocked例句
- The first time I read it, I made an involuntary sound of shock that made a friend demand to know what was wrong.
- “It was a bit of a shock back then,” Jensen said when news broke that Bjerg had been signed, though mostly because he was one of the first players to be signed to a North American team from abroad.
- Electrocoagulation is a process that shocks pathogens out of water using small amounts of electricity, which separates gross stuff from the pure water molecule.
- The brutal, live-wire uncertainty of the pandemic’s first wave was a shock, but it spurred millions to adopt restrictions, driven by a sense of solidarity and fear.
- Its power to absorb the shock of storms, prevent flooding, and trap salt is unmatched.
- More recently, Boko Haram shocked the world by kidnapping 276 female students and threatened to traffic them.
- “The lies of the government shocked us,” says Fatima, as the tears flow slowly from her eyes and down her cheek.
- First, though, he has to be shocked into recognizing the barren waste of his spiritual life – by spirits.
- The execution of two police officers in cold blood has shocked the city and driven a deeper wedge between the cops and the mayor.
- I was shocked to find out from Chief Timothy Longo that Canevari had given me the wrong information.
- A Lowell factory-girl would consider this entirely out of character, and a New-York milliner would be shocked at the idea of it.
- She didn't move for a minute, and the shocked, stricken look in her eyes grew more intense.
- "And she would sacrifice Him and all his archangels to an epigram," thought Isabel, who was somewhat shocked.
- I fear she was often shocked at our easy Saxon ways, though Tom and I thought ourselves models of thrift.
- The dear old creature p. 42was really shocked at our backsliding; but she nursed Tom very tenderly all the same.