shock

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noun

shock
[ʃɒk]
sustantivo
también:
  • a shock of hair -> una mata de pelo, una pelambrera
sustantivo
1sacudida (f) (impact); temblor (m) (of earthquake)
  • shock absorber -> amortiguador (m)
  • shock tactics -> táctica (f) sensacionalista (in campaign)
  • shock troops (militar) -> tropas (f pl) de choque
  • shock wave (also sentido figurado) -> onda (f) expansiva
2susto (m) (surprise); conmoción (f) (emotional blow)
  • I got a real shock when? -> me quedé de piedra cuando?
  • to be in shock -> estar conmocionado(a)
3calambrazo (m) descarga (f) (eléctrica) (electric)
  • shock therapy -> terapia (f) de electrochoque
verbo transitivo
4dejar boquiabierto(a), dar un susto a (surprise, startle); escandalizar (scandalize)
  • to shock somebody into doing something -> amedrentar a alguien para que haga algo

shock [shok-ueiv]
sustantivo
1Hacina, el montón donde se juntan y ordenan los haces de trigo u otro graño.
2Mechón de cabellos toscos y enredados.
3Perro lanudo.
  • Shock-dog -> perro de lanas
adjetivo
4Afelpado, lanudo.
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1Sacudir, mover violentamente (shake). (n)
2Ofender, disgustar (offend). (n)
3Chocar, encontrarse con violencia una cosa con otra. (n)
4Chocar, provocar, enojar a otros. (n)
5Chocar, disgustar, enfadar; horrorizar, herir. (n)
6Hacinar, hacer hacinas de grano. (n)
  • Shock absorber -> amortiguador

shock [ʃɒk]
noun
1 (emotional) conmoción; (f) golpe; (m) impresión; (f) (start) susto; (m)
the shock killed him la impresión le mató; the shock was too much for him la impresión fue demasiado para él; to come as a shock resultar sorprendente asombroso;or causar estupefacción; it comes as a shock to hear that ... resulta sorprendente asombroso saber que ...;or causa estupefacción saber que ...; frankly, this has all come as a bit of a shock con toda franqueza, para mí esto ha sido un duro golpe; to get a shock llevarse pegarse un susto;or
I slapped her hand and she got such a shock that she dropped the milk I got such a shock!
to give sb a shock dar un susto a algn; what a shock you gave me! ¡qué susto me diste!; ¡me has asustado!; pale with shock lívido del susto
2 (impact) sacudida; (f)
This padding should absorb any sudden shocks
(shakeup) choque; (m) sacudida; (f)
It was the greatest shock to the English establishment in decades Let us hope that these shocks and upheavals to the social order can be contained
the shock of the explosion was felt five miles away la sacudida de la explosión se sintió a una distancia de cinco millas
the house collapsed at the first shock
shock resistant antichoque; it was a shock to the establishment sacudió el sistema; fue un serio golpe para el sistema
it was the greatest shock to the English establishment for decades
3 (Electricity and Electronics) descarga; (f)
she got a shock from the refrigerator la nevera le dio una descarga un calambre;or
4 (Med) shock; (m) postración nerviosa; (f)
to be suffering from shockfrombe in (a state of) shockin estar en estado de shock; padecer una postración nerviosa
Annie was by then in shock
5 shocks (informal) (Aut) (also shock absorbers) amortiguadores; (m)
verb:transitive
1 (startle) sobresaltar; asustar
to shock sb into doing sth dar una sacudida a algn para animarle a hacer algo
2 (affect emotionally) (upset) conmover; chocar
After 40 years in the police force, nothing much shocks me I often deliberately shock him
(offend) escandalizar
it shocks me that people are so narrow-minded me choca que la gente sea tan cerrada; easily shocked que se escandaliza por nada
I'm not easily shocked
verb:intransitive
causar escándalo; chocar
this film is not intended to shock esta película no pretende escandalizar a nadie
modifier
shock absorber (n) (Aut) amortiguador; (m)
shock jock (informal) (n) especially (US) presentador(a) polémico/a de coloquios radiofónicos abiertos al público
...a radio shock jock whose acid tongue has precipitated a mass murder
shock tactics (n) (Mil) táctica de choque; (f) provocación; (f)
to use shock tactics recurrir a la provocación; provocar
Sometimes, if you want people to pay attention, you have to use shock tactics
shock therapy shock treatment (n) (Med) (also electric shock treatment) tratamiento por electrochoque; (m)
shock troops (n) guardias de asalto; (m)
shock wave (n) onda de choque; (f)
shock [ʃɒk] (Agr)
noun
tresnal; (m) garbera; (f)
verb:transitive
poner en tresnales
shock [ʃɒk]
noun
(also shock of hair) mata de pelo; (f)

Verb Conjugation for "shock"

Imperative
  • shock
  • you shock
  • he/she shocks
  • we shock
  • you shock
  • they shock
Preterite
  • I shocked
  • you shocked
  • he/she shocked
  • we shocked
  • you shocked
  • they shocked
Present Continuous
  • I am shocking
  • you are shocking
  • he/she is shocking
  • we are shocking
  • you are shocking
  • they are shocking
Present Perfect
  • I have shocked
  • you have shocked
  • he/she has shocked
  • we have shocked
  • you have shocked
  • they have shocked
Past Continuous
  • I was shocking
  • you were shocking
  • he/she was shocking
  • we were shocking
  • you were shocking
  • they were shocking
Past Perfect
  • I had shocked
  • you had shocked
  • he/she had shocked
  • we had shocked
  • you had shocked
  • they had shocked
Future
  • I will shock
  • you will shock
  • he/she will shock
  • we will shock
  • you will shock
  • they will shock
Future Perfect
  • I will have shocked
  • you will have shocked
  • he/she will have shocked
  • we will have shocked
  • you will have shocked
  • they will have shocked
Future Continuous
  • I will be shocking
  • you will be shocking
  • he/she will be shocking
  • we will be shocking
  • you will be shocking
  • they will be shocking
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been shocking
  • you have been shocking
  • he/she has been shocking
  • we have been shocking
  • you have been shocking
  • they have been shocking
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been shocking
  • you will have been shocking
  • he/she will have been shocking
  • we will have been shocking
  • you will have been shocking
  • they will have been shocking
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been shocking
  • you had been shocking
  • he/she had been shocking
  • we had been shocking
  • you had been shocking
  • they had been shocking

shock [ʃok]
sustantivo:masculino
shock shocks (plural)o [ʃok] shock
Esta toxina no está neutralizada por los antibióticos y provoca el llamado [shock séptico.]

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