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shock (EN)
Substantiv, Verb, Adjektiv

Substantiv “shock”

Sg. shock, Pl. shocks od. unz.
  1. Schock
    She was in shock after hearing about the sudden accident.
  2. Überraschung
    The news of her sudden resignation came as a shock to everyone in the office.
  3. Stromschlag
    When he accidentally touched the exposed wire, he felt a sharp shock that made him jump back.
  4. Schock (medizinisch)
    The doctor quickly treated the patient for shock after noticing his dangerously low blood pressure.
  5. Druckwelle
    The explosion sent a powerful shock through the air, shaking the buildings nearby.
  6. Mähne
    The little boy had a shock of curly brown hair that bounced when he ran.

Verb “shock”

Infinitiv shock; er shocks; Prät. shocked; Part. shocked; Ger. shocking
  1. schockieren
    The news of the sudden accident shocked everyone in the office.
  2. empören
    The comedian's rude jokes shocked the audience.
  3. schocken (mit Strom)
    The faulty wire shocked him when he touched it.
  4. erschüttern
    The glass shattered when it was shocked by the sudden explosion.

Adjektiv “shock”

Grundform shock, nicht steigerbar
  1. schockierend
    The shock news of the sudden earthquake left everyone in disbelief.