Traduções para „shocking“ no dicionário Inglês » Português

shocking ADJ

1. shocking (causing distress):

shocking

chocante

shocking

horrível

2. shocking (offensive):

shocking

escandaloso(-a)

I . shock [ʃɑːk, Brit ʃɒk] SUBST

1. shock (unpleasant surprise):

shock

choque m

to give sb a shock

abalar alguém

2. shock coloq (electric shock):

shock

descarga f elétrica

3. shock MED:

shock

(estado de) choque m

4. shock (impact):

shock

colisão f

shock

tremor m (de terra)

II . shock [ʃɑːk, Brit ʃɒk] VERBO trans

1. shock (upset):

shock

transtornar

shock

escandalizar

2. shock (scare):

shock

chocar

shock

abalar

shock absorber SUBST

shock absorber

amortecedor m

shock wave SUBST FÍS

shock wave

onda f de choque

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I think that what might be so shocking about these unshaved celebs is that society has an image of a woman who doesn't shave.

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She considers the marital relationship between the chipmunks abrasive and shocking.

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So the off chance of being "caught" in a shower shouldn't be shocking.

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But are we inured, nowadays, to anything that would have been shocking back in the swinging '60s?

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Shocking footage of the aftermath of the crash shows desperate passersby trying to rescue the boy from the top-deck.

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A high school girl is discovered dead on a rooftop in town, shocking the residents and pressuring the incompetent police to find the killer.

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Their report was so shocking that its publication would be well-nigh ruinous to our export trade in meat.

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It would be shocking to find out that the free-range chicken you bought was actually battery farmed.

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This included art that was shocking, painful and realistic rather than beautiful, such as several self-portraits that showed mastectomy scars.

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The first version overwhelms the reader with its intimacy, its torrent of lament and letting-go, which is both shocking and compulsive.

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