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shock:
- escandalizar; causar escándalo
- choque
Wiktionary:
- shock → choque
- shock → choque circulatorio, choque, golpe, colisión, chocar, desagradar, escandalizar, golpear, pegar, percutir, sorprender, batir

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Traducciones detalladas de shock de inglés a español

shock:

to shock verbo (shocks, shocked, shocking)

to shock (give offence; scandalize; annoy; be annoying; scandalise)
escandalizar; causar escándalo
- escandalizar verbo
- causar escándalo verbo
to shock (repulse)
causar escándalo
- causar escándalo verbo

Conjugaciones de shock:

present

shock
shock
shocks
shock
shock
shock

simple past

shocked
shocked
shocked
shocked
shocked
shocked

present perfect

have shocked
have shocked
has shocked
have shocked
have shocked
have shocked

past continuous

was shocking
were shocking
was shocking
were shocking
were shocking
were shocking

future

shall shock
will shock
will shock
shall shock
will shock
will shock

continuous present

am shocking
are shocking
is shocking
are shocking
are shocking
are shocking

subjunctive

be shocked
be shocked
be shocked
be shocked
be shocked
be shocked

diverse

shock!
let's shock!
shocked
shocking

1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

shock [the ~] sustantivo

the shock
el choque
- choque [el ~] sustantivo

Translation Matrix for shock:

Noun	Traducciones relacionadas	Other Translations
choque	shock	bang; blast; boom; bump; bumping; bumping into; colliding with; collision; crash; crashing into; hit; jolting; run-through; shake; smack; smash; thud; thump
-	blow; cushion; daze; electric shock; electrical shock; impact; jar; jolt; jounce; seismic disturbance; shock absorber; stupor
Verb	Traducciones relacionadas	Other Translations
causar escándalo	annoy; be annoying; give offence; repulse; scandalise; scandalize; shock
escandalizar	annoy; be annoying; give offence; scandalise; scandalize; shock	blame; bring shame on; disgrace; hold it against s.o.; rebuke; remove; reprimand; reproach; resent
-	appal; appall; ball over; blow out of the water; floor; offend; outrage; scandalise; scandalize; take aback; traumatise; traumatize
Other	Traducciones relacionadas	Other Translations
choque		impact
-	horrify

Palabras relacionadas con "shock":

shocking, shocked, shocks

Sinónimos de "shock":

daze; stupor; stupefaction
impact; fight; fighting; combat; scrap
electric shock; electrical shock; reflex; instinctive reflex; innate reflex; inborn reflex; unconditioned reflex; physiological reaction
collapse
seismic disturbance; earthquake; quake; temblor; seism
blow; surprise
pile; heap; mound; agglomerate; cumulation; cumulus
mass
shock absorber; cushion; damper; muffler
stun; floor; ball over; blow out of the water; take aback; surprise
offend; scandalize; scandalise; appal; appall; outrage; disgust; revolt; nauseate; sicken; churn up
dismay; alarm; appal; appall; horrify
collide; clash
gather; garner; collect; pull together
treat; care for
traumatize; traumatise; injure; wound

Definiciones relacionadas de "shock":

a reflex response to the passage of electric current through the body¹
- electricians get accustomed to occasional shocks¹
the violent interaction of individuals or groups entering into combat¹
- the armies met in the shock of battle¹
a mechanical damper; absorbs energy of sudden impulses¹
- the old car needed a new set of shocks¹
an unpleasant or disappointing surprise¹
- it came as a shock to learn that he was injured¹
a sudden jarring impact¹
- all the jars and jolts were smoothed out by the shock absorbers¹
an instance of agitation of the earth's crust¹
- the first shock of the earthquake came shortly after noon while workers were at lunch¹
the feeling of distress and disbelief that you have when something bad happens accidentally¹
- he was numb with shock¹
a bushy thick mass (especially hair)¹
- he had an unruly shock of black hair¹
a pile of sheaves of grain set on end in a field to dry; stalks of Indian corn set up in a field¹
- corn is bound in small sheaves and several sheaves are set up together in shocks¹
- whole fields of wheat in shock¹
(pathology) bodily collapse or near collapse caused by inadequate oxygen delivery to the cells; characterized by reduced cardiac output and rapid heartbeat and circulatory insufficiency and pallor¹
- loss of blood is an important cause of shock¹
inflict a trauma upon¹
subject to electrical shocks¹
collect or gather into shocks¹
- shock grain¹
collide violently¹
strike with horror or terror¹
- The news of the bombing shocked her¹
surprise greatly; knock someone's socks off¹
strike with disgust or revulsion¹
- The scandalous behavior of this married woman shocked her friends¹

Wiktionary: shock

shock

noun

sudden, heavy impact
- shock → choque
-
- shock → choque

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• shock	→ choque circulatorio; choque	↔ shock — een toestand die ontstaat door acute te geringe bloedtoevoer naar weefsels door ondervulling van het slagaderlijk systeem
• shock	→ choque	↔ Schock — Medizin: akutes Versagen des Kreislaufsystems
• shock	→ choque; golpe; colisión	↔ choc — collision brusque, impact d’un corps avec un autre corps.
• shock	→ chocar; desagradar; escandalizar	↔ choquer — donner un choc, heurter.
• shock	→ chocar; golpear; pegar; percutir; desagradar; escandalizar; sorprender; batir	↔ heurter — entrer brusquement en contact.

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shock:

to shock verbo (shocks, shocked, shocking)

to shock (give offence; scandalize; annoy; be annoying; scandalise)

to shock (repulse)

Conjugaciones de shock:

present

simple past

present perfect

past continuous

future

continuous present

subjunctive

diverse

shock [the ~] sustantivo

the shock

Translation Matrix for shock:

Palabras relacionadas con "shock":

Sinónimos de "shock":

Definiciones relacionadas de "shock":

Wiktionary: shock

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