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Shock
01
choc
a sudden and intense feeling of surprise, distress, or disbelief caused by something unexpected and often unpleasant
Exemples
She felt a shock of disbelief when she heard about the accident.
Elle a ressenti un choc d'incrédulité lorsqu'elle a entendu parler de l'accident.
02
choc
a critical physical state in which the body fails to circulate blood effectively, leading to low oxygen delivery and potential organ collapse
03
tignasse
a thick, dense cluster of something, especially hair
04
an involuntary bodily reaction caused by electric current passing through the body
05
a forceful clash or collision between opposing groups or combatants
06
a sudden disturbance in the earth's crust
07
a device that absorbs or dampens sudden mechanical force or vibration
08
a sudden, forceful jolt or impact
09
a tall bundle of grain sheaves stood upright in a field for drying
to shock
01
choquer, bouleverser
to surprise or upset someone greatly
Transitive: to shock sb
Exemples
The sudden loss of his job shocked him, leaving him feeling disoriented and uncertain about the future.
La perte soudaine de son emploi l'a choqué, le laissant désorienté et incertain quant à l'avenir.
02
scandaliser, choquer
to deeply offend or outrage someone’s moral sense or values
Transitive: to shock sb
Exemples
His rude comments during the meeting shocked everyone present.
Ses commentaires grossiers pendant la réunion ont choqué tout le monde présent.
03
choquer, traumatiser
to cause physical or emotional trauma
Transitive: to shock sb
Exemples
His betrayal shocked her deeply, damaging their friendship forever.
Sa trahison l'a choquée profondément, endommageant leur amitié à jamais.
04
électrocuter, donner une décharge électrique
to cause a sudden jolt or reaction by passing electricity through something
Transitive: to shock sb/sth
Exemples
The experiment shocked the metal rod with a small current.
L'expérience a choqué la tige métallique avec un petit courant.
05
gerber, mettre en gerbes
to gather crops, especially grain, into bundles or stacks
Transitive: to shock crops
Exemples
After the grain was cut, they shocked it to protect it from the rain.
Après que le grain a été coupé, ils l'ont mis en meule pour le protéger de la pluie.
06
heurter, entrer en collision
to collide with great force or impact
Intransitive
Exemples
The icebergs shocked together, causing a loud cracking sound.
Les icebergs se sont heurtés violemment, provoquant un bruit de craquement assourdissant.
Arbre Lexical
shockable
shock
