US /ʃɑ:k/
・UK /ʃɒk/
These words are used for emphasis, to shock, and to express strong attitudes.
These words are used for emphasis, to shock, and to express strong attitudes, but their point isn't to target a person.
It shouldn't come as a shock that satisficers tend to spend money more impulsively, because they make purchases more quickly than maximizers.
It shouldn't come as a shock that satisficers tend to spend money more impulsively,
Like, your family needs to get down here." Concerned about blood clots and a potential stroke, doctors had to use electrical currents to shock Jessica's heart into a normal rhythm.
ELECTRICAL CURRENTS TO SHOCK
but when they do happen, it seems that fixing them requires a pretty serious shock to the economy.
requires a pretty serious shock to the economy.
I felt a lot of culture shock just walking through the supermarket and not knowing what the best brand for this or that was,
I felt a lot of culture shock just walking through the super market and not knowing what the best brand for this or that was
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.
In fact, using a jade egg can lead to infections and even toxic shock syndrome.
and even toxic shock syndrome.
Obviously when I first came here that was the biggest shock.
Obviously when I first came here that was the biggest shock.
神話になれ。 The next news might shock you.
神話になれ。 Coming up, next noobs noob the next scoop might shock you.
Oh, "deer in headlights." You ask me a question and let's say I'm in shock or not sure, I will — they call it sanpaku, the three whites of the eyes. You'll see the three whites almost like eyes pop out.
And then shock and deer in headlights [are] kind of the same thing.