shock

US /ʃɑ:k/

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UK /ʃɒk/

n.NounThe passage of an electricity through the body

I got a shock when I touched the electric wire

v.t.Transitive VerbTo affect someone with an electrical current

Are you okay? Did the toaster shock you?

n.NounSudden bad feeling caused by something unexpected

She was in shock after the accident

v.t.Transitive VerbTo cause great surprise, horror, or anger

Yes, it did shock me to hear that Mary was moving away

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These words are used for emphasis, to shock, and to express strong attitudes, but their point isn't to target a person.
These words are used for emphasis, to shock, and to express strong attitudes, but their point isn't to target a person.

50:43

And so that would have been my first MMO game. And those like the third time I received such a huge shock.
And so that would have been my first MMO game. And those like the third time I received such a huge shock.

06:05

How would you handle the shock wave? How can you be injured?
How would you handle the shock wave? How can you be injured?
But if your lungs are filled with too much air, they could burst as a shock wave rips through your body.
But if your lungs are filled with too much air, they could burst as a shock wave rips through your body.

08:58

In fact, using a jade egg can lead to infections and even toxic shock syndrome.
In fact, using a jade egg can lead to infections and even toxic shock syndrome.
and even toxic shock syndrome.
and even toxic shock syndrome.

06:14

It shouldn't come as a shock that satisficers tend to spend money more impulsively,
It shouldn't come as a shock that satisficers tend to spend money more impulsively,

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07:31

requires a pretty serious shock to the economy.
requires a pretty serious shock to the economy.

07:28

Still in shock from Gucci's dramatic slowdown.
Still in shock from Gucci's dramatic slowdown.

04:09

I mean, that's the weird thing about "Neurogenic Shock", y'know.
I mean, that's the weird thing about "Neurogenic Shock", y'know.