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Перевод: shock

[прилагательное]
ударный; сокрушительный; шоковый;
[существительное]
удар ; толчок ; сотрясение; столкновение; потрясение; копна волос; шок ; копна ; скирда ; мохнатая собака; пудель ;
[глагол]
поражать; потрясать; возмущать; шокировать; сталкиваться; ставить в копны; ставить в скирды

Тезаурус:

1. I registered only the habitual glow of pleasurable comfort, but when I opened the envelope the reaction was one of electric shock.
2. The second shock was when the biggest boy in the class - he was nearly a head taller than me and considerably heavier - Jack Truckle would not stop talking.
3. This, my first encounter with real racism came as a shock.
4. Nothing in European life, even in Albania, retains that capacity to shock, even to shock people who have never left West Cumberland in their lives.
5. He was handsome, perhaps twenty-three or four, slim, fine-featured and with a shock of pale brown hair.
6. If it is closely examined at this point it appears to have died from shock, but then a few moments later it may revive miraculously and fly off.
7. Looking up, she slowly spelt out the faded letters on the broken-off arm of the signpost, and then she had a shock.
8. For example, rats given electroconvulsive shock (ECS) immediately after learning a simple avoidance response fail to show this response on a subsequent test, a result that has been interpreted as showing that the ECS destroys the original memory trace.
9. "It must have been a terrible shock for you"
10. The speech sent shock waves through the medical profession, but the Prince had hit a nerve and, for all the criticism that was heaped on his head in the aftermath, the letters from the public told him he had been right.
11. Her death had come as a great shock to him.
12. Ballistics theory predicts that only deep-seated target rocks at ground zero would be accelerated to escape velocity; and all ground zero material would be melted to glass by the shock.
13. A hard tackler and a great distributor of the ball, Jackie was strong in the air too, while he stood out in our defence with his shock of black hair but, to the disappointment of many Palace fans, he moved to Luton Town in October 1968 and finished his career with Cambridge United.