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electric shock

/ɪˈlɛktrɪk ʃɒk/

Übersetzung: Plötzliches schmerzhaftes Gefühl, das durch den Fluss von elektrischem Strom durch den Körper verursacht wird, oft bei Kontakt mit einem spannungsführenden Draht oder einem defekten Gerät.

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/ɪˈlɛktrɪk ʃɒk/B1formalmedical
  • dePlötzliches schmerzhaftes Gefühl, das durch den Fluss von elektrischem Strom durch den Körper verursacht wird, oft bei Kontakt mit einem spannungsführenden Draht oder einem defekten Gerät.

A sudden, painful sensation caused by an electrical current passing through the body, often resulting from contact with a live wire or faulty appliance.

  1. Injury from electricityB1formal

    A sudden and painful sensation caused by an electrical current passing through the body.

    deStromschlag

    • He received a mild electric shock when he touched the exposed wire.
    • Electric shocks can be dangerous and require immediate medical attention.
    • The worker was trained to avoid electric shocks on the construction site.
  2. Sudden surprise or joltB2informal

    A sudden, startling feeling of surprise or shock, often used metaphorically.

    deElektrischer Schlag (übertr.)

    • The news gave her an electric shock of disbelief.
    • His unexpected arrival sent an electric shock through the room.
    • The announcement was like an electric shock to the audience.
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