conmoción
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la conmoción(
kohn
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moh
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syohn
)feminine noun
a. shock
Todos sentimos una gran conmoción cuando nos enteramos de la muerte del cantante.We all felt a big shock when we heard about the death of the singer.
2. (medicine)
a. concussion
El golpe que recibió Nina en la cabeza cuando jugaba fútbol pudo causarle una conmoción.The blow Nina got on her head while playing soccer could have caused her a concussion.
3. (geology)
a. shock
El terremoto produjo una fuerte conmoción que derribó edificios.The earthquake caused a strong shock that tumbled buildings down.
4. (politics)
a. upheaval
La policía antimotines está tratando de apaciguar la conmoción.The riot police is trying to appease the upheaval.
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