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Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford

I. shock1 [americ ʃɑk, Brit ʃɒk] SUBST

1.1. shock C:

shock (of impact)
shock (of impact)

1.2. shock C:

electric shock
electric shock
I got a shock
I got a shock
I got a shock

2.1. shock U MED:

shock
shock m
to be in (a state of) shock

2.2. shock U or C (distress, surprise):

shock
shock m
shock
to get a shock
I nearly died of shock
the shock of her death
el shock or el golpe de su muerte
shock, horror! Brit humor
shock, horror! Brit humor
atrib a shock announcement
atrib a shock announcement
un bombazo coloq

2.3. shock (scare):

shock
to get a shock
what a shock you gave me!

3. shock MOTOR coloq → shock absorber

II. shock1 [americ ʃɑk, Brit ʃɒk] VERBO trans

1. shock:

shock (stun, appal)
shock (scandalize)
shock (scandalize)
shock (scare)

2. shock MED:

sufrir un shock

III. shock1 [americ ʃɑk, Brit ʃɒk] VERBO intr

shock
shock

shock absorber [americ ˈʃɑk əbˌzɔrbər, Brit] SUBST

shock absorber

shock2 [americ ʃɑk, Brit ʃɒk] SUBST AGRIC, PEC

shock

shock3 [americ ʃɑk, Brit ʃɒk] SUBST (bushy mass)

a shock of hair

shell shock [americ ˈʃɛl ˌʃɑk, Brit] SUBST U

shell shock

thermal shock SUBST U

thermal shock

electric shock SUBST C or U

electric shock
I got an electric shock
atrib electric shock treatment
atrib electric shock treatment
atrib electric shock treatment
atrib electric shock treatment

culture shock SUBST

culture shock
culture shock

insulin shock SUBST

insulin shock
insulin shock
shock m insulínico

shock jock SUBST americ

shock jock

shock absorber [americ ˈʃɑk əbˌzɔrbər, Brit] SUBST

shock absorber

no Dicionário PONS

inglês
inglês
espanhol
espanhol

I. shock1 [ʃɒk, americ ʃɑ:k] SUBST

1. shock (unpleasant surprise):

shock
shock
batata f CSur
the shock of my life coloq
look of shock
to give sb a shock

2. shock coloq (electric shock):

shock

3. shock MED:

shock
shock m
to die from shock

4. shock (impact):

shock of explosion, earthquake

Expressões:

shock, horror! irón

II. shock1 [ʃɒk, americ ʃɑ:k] VERBO trans

1. shock (appal):

shock

2. shock (scare):

shock

III. shock1 [ʃɒk, americ ʃɑ:k] VERBO intr

shock

shock2 [ʃɒk, americ ʃɑ:k] SUBST

shock of hair:

shock

shock therapy SUBST, shock treatment SUBST

shock therapy
terapia f de shock

shell-shock SUBST

shell-shock

shock wave SUBST

1. shock wave FÍS:

shock wave

2. shock wave fig:

shock wave

shock absorber [ˈʃɒkæbˌzɔ:bəʳ, americ ˈʃɑ:kəbˌsɔ:rbɚ] SUBST

shock absorber

shock troops SUBST pl

shock troops
espanhol
espanhol
inglês
inglês
shock
shock
shock
shock
shock absorber
no Dicionário PONS
inglês
inglês
espanhol
espanhol

I. shock1 [ʃak] SUBST

1. shock (unpleasant surprise):

shock
shock
batata f CSur
the shock of my life coloq
look of shock
to give sb a shock

2. shock coloq (electric shock):

shock

3. shock MED:

shock
shock m
to die from shock

4. shock (impact):

shock of explosion, earthquake

II. shock1 [ʃak] VERBO trans

1. shock (appall):

shock

2. shock (scare):

shock

III. shock1 [ʃak] VERBO intr

shock

shock2 [ʃak] SUBST

shock of hair:

shock

shock therapy SUBST, shock treatment SUBST

shock therapy

shell shock SUBST

shell shock

sticker shock SUBST coloq

sticker shock

shock absorber [ˈʃak·əb·ˌsɔr·bər] SUBST

shock absorber

shock troops SUBST pl

shock troops

shock wave SUBST

1. shock wave FÍS:

shock wave

2. shock wave fig:

shock wave

culture shock SUBST

culture shock
shock [o choque] m cultural
espanhol
espanhol
inglês
inglês
shock
shock
Present
Ishock
youshock
he/she/itshocks
weshock
youshock
theyshock
Past
Ishocked
youshocked
he/she/itshocked
weshocked
youshocked
theyshocked
Present Perfect
Ihaveshocked
youhaveshocked
he/she/ithasshocked
wehaveshocked
youhaveshocked
theyhaveshocked
Past Perfect
Ihadshocked
youhadshocked
he/she/ithadshocked
wehadshocked
youhadshocked
theyhadshocked

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Sympathetic detonation is caused by a shock wave, or impact of primary or secondary blast fragments.
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The sounds were accompanied by a shock wave that knocked people off their feet and broke windows hundreds of kilometres away.
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Many particles accumulate in and around the heliopause, highly energised by their negative acceleration, creating a shock wave.
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The shock wave is one of several different ways in which a gas in a supersonic flow can be compressed.
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After the shock wave passes, a sudden negative pressure follows.
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