what does "chocado" mean in english? does it mean shocked?

Question

Only recently I had problems understanding this word. Generally chocado means shocked but depending on the context it can also mean "collided/clashed (with)" :] - 0088b3fa, Mar 25, 2011

. . .or smahed up, which is what it usually means here. - lorenzo9, Mar 25, 2011

....... or crashed - ian-hill, Mar 25, 2011

Answer 1

Shocked is only one possible meaning. Look at the dictionary link to see others.

chocar

Answer 2

I think you mean chocado which means crash. Or it is chocando. I am not sure.

Answer 3

The verb horrorizar means to shock There are other similar verbs you can find in a Spanish dictionary based on the English to scanadalise, to frighten etc...You can put a search in using the English word

To turn ar verbs in the infinitive: eg Horrorizar = to shock, into past participles e.g.: shocked you simply take off/remove the infinitive ending ar and add ado to the stem (remaining letters)

with er and ir verbs you take off the endings and add ido

I hope this helps

Answer 4

Yes chocado means shocked