shocked

/ʃɔkt/

牛津核心词汇

BNC频率: 4274

现代语料频率: 5677

托福

中文翻译

a. 震撼的；震惊的

英文解释

v surprise greatly; knock someone's socks off

v strike with disgust or revulsion

v strike with horror or terror

v collide violently

v collect or gather into shocks

v subject to electrical shocks

v inflict a trauma upon

s struck with fear, dread, or consternation

词态变化

原型:shock

变形:pd

过去式:shocked

过去分词:shocked

常见例句

They are also the most shocked when an immigrant performs a part of their culture, such as an honor killing or female circumcision. > Did you see the multiculti on TV last night? > Yeah

You are shocked by the crime, slums, nigger clothes, rudeness, load booming cars, reckless driving, etc

, as well as the numbers of police in situations where police would not normally be required, like public libraries, shops, schools, parks, etc. Conversely, if you live in a nigger infected area and move to an area free of niggers, you are shocked by how peaceful, friendly, courteous, polite, respectable people are

It often renders the [spewee] confused, shocked, sexually ambivalent or somewhat entertained! > I just couldn't believe it! She was relaxed, feet up to the ceiling when suddenly, she [queef greased] my pompadour! That's a shiny pompadour dude.

a capable of being shocked