shocked

• 形容因突发事件或意外信息而感到惊讶、不安或受到强烈震动。既可以表示震惊、难以置信，也可以表示受到打击、心情难以平复。

Describes a state of being surprised, upset, or disturbed by an unexpected event or piece of information.

1. Surprised and upsetA2formal

   Feeling very surprised, upset, or disturbed by something unexpected and usually unpleasant.

   震惊的

   • She was shocked to hear the news of the accident.
   • He looked shocked when he saw the damage.
   • I was shocked by their rude behavior.

   同义词aghastappalledastoundeddismayedhorrifiedstunned

   反义词calmcomposedindifferentunmoved

2. ElectrocutedB2formal

   Having received an electric shock.

   触电的

   • The worker was shocked when he touched the exposed wire.
   • He was rushed to the hospital after being shocked by the faulty appliance.
   • Always turn off the power to avoid being shocked.

   同义词friedjolted

• 动词，表示使某人感到震惊、惊讶、不安或受到强烈冲击，通常由意外事件或消息引起。

A verb used to indicate the act of causing someone to feel surprised, upset, or disturbed by an unexpected event or piece of news.

1. Cause surprise or distressB1formal

   To cause someone to feel surprised, upset, or horrified by something unexpected.

   使震惊

   • The news of the accident shocked everyone.
   • Her sudden resignation shocked the entire company.
   • It shocked me to see how much the city had changed.

   同义词appallastounddumbfoundhorrifyjoltoutragestartlestuntraumatize

   反义词calmcomfortreassuresoothe

2. Give an electric shockB2formal

   To administer a sudden discharge of electricity through the body.

   电击

   • He accidentally shocked himself while fixing the wiring.
   • The faulty appliance shocked the user when touched.
   • Do not touch the exposed wires; they can shock you.

   同义词joltzap