n.

1. 冲击，冲撞；震动[C][U]
   Earthquake shocks are often felt in Japan.

   在日本常常感觉到地震引起的震动。

2. 震惊；引起震惊的事件（或东西）；打击[C][U]
   The news of his death was a shock to us.

   他去世的消息令我们震惊。

3. 电击[C]
4. 【医】休克；中风
   The traffic accident sent him into a state of shock.

   那次交通事故使他处于休克状态。

vt.[H]

1. 使震动，使震荡
2. 使震惊（或愤慨，厌恶等）
   They were shocked by her rudeness.

   他们对她的无礼感到震惊。

3. 使电击；使休克
   She got shocked when she touched the live wire.

   她在触到通电的电线时受到电击。

4. 震惊得使……[O][（+into/out of）]
   His deeds shocked her out of making friends with him.

   他的行径使她大为震惊，不想与他交朋友了。

vi.

1. 震动，相撞击[（+against）]
2. 使人感到震惊

n.

1. （竖放在田里使干燥的）禾束堆[C]

vt.

1. 把……做成禾束堆

n.

1. 乱蓬蓬的一堆[C]
   He has a shock of red hair.

   他长着一堆蓬乱的红头发。

a.

1. 蓬乱的，浓密的

n.

1. a sudden upsetting or surprising event or experience, or the resulting feeling.
   ▸short for electric shock.
2. an acute medical condition associated with a fall in blood pressure, caused by loss of blood, severe burns, sudden emotional stress, etc.
3. a violent shaking movement caused by an impact, explosion, or tremor.
4. short for shock absorber.

v.

1. cause (someone) to feel surprised and upset.
   ▸offend the moral feelings of; outrage.
2. affect with physiological shock, or with an electric shock.
3. archaic collide violently.

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