shock

Beklenmeyen bir olay nedeniyle ani şaşkınlık, üzüntü veya tedirginlik hissi

A sudden feeling of surprise, distress, or disturbance caused by an unexpected event.

• The news of his death came as a terrible shock.
• She was still in shock after the accident.
• It was a shock to see how much he had aged.
• The abrupt collapse of the financial institution sent shock waves through international markets, prompting emergency regulatory interventions.
• Historians debate whether the assassination's shock factor contributed more to subsequent policy changes than the actual political vacuum created.
• Environmental scientists expressed shock at the unprecedented rate of glacier retreat documented over a single decade.

Eş anlamlılar: surprise, jolt, blow, trauma, disturbance

Zıt anlamlılar: calm, expectation, composure

Organlara yetersiz kan akışı olan tehlikeli bir tıbbi durum

A life-threatening medical condition with inadequate blood flow to organs, often after injury or trauma.

• The patient was treated for shock after losing a lot of blood.
• He went into shock and had to be hospitalized.

Eş anlamlılar: circulatory collapse

Vücuttan geçen ani bir elektrik boşalması

A sudden discharge of electricity through the body.

• He got a shock when he touched the live wire.
• The device delivers small electrical shocks to the heart.

Eş anlamlılar: electric shock, jolt

Birini çok şaşırtmak veya üzmek

To surprise or upset someone greatly; to cause to feel shock.

• The violent images shocked viewers.
• I was shocked by how rude he was.
• It shocks me that people still believe that.

Eş anlamlılar: stun, horrify, startle, disturb, appall

Zıt anlamlılar: comfort, reassure, soothe