shock
US /ʃɑːk/
UK /ʃɑːk/
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休克, 電擊
a severe sudden drop in blood pressure, causing a reduction in blood flow to the brain and other vital organs
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The patient was treated for anaphylactic shock.
患者因過敏性休克接受了治療。
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He suffered from electric shock after touching the live wire.
他觸碰帶電電線後遭受了電擊。
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震驚, 使震驚
to cause someone to feel sudden surprise or alarm
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His sudden appearance shocked everyone.
他的突然出現震驚了所有人。
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The brutality of the crime shocked the nation.
罪行的殘暴震驚了全國。