Summary
shock {noun}
schok · schrik
to shock {verb}
choqueren · schudden · schokken · opschudden · wrikken · aanstoot geven · kwetsen
English-Dutch translation for "shock"
"shock" Dutch translation
shock {noun}
It's called Pavlovian fear conditioning -- where a tone ends with a brief shock.
A shock wave went through the system when the Santer Commission was removed in 1999.
You should notice here, when it gets up to 375, it says, "Danger. ~~~ Severe Shock."
The situation in Russia may erupt into an asymmetric shock at any time.
A Finnish shock could be caused by the timber processing industry getting out of step.
We are still in shock from the horror of 11 September.
Perhaps we should be sitting down when we come to see the real results of benchmarking, otherwise the shock might knock us over.
When I woke later that afternoon, I was shocked to discover that I was still alive.
If I look back on ten years of oppression and extreme violence, I am shocked by the statistics.
Secondly, I should like to say in all honesty that, as a Greek citizen, I am shocked by what you have said.
to shock {verb}
to shock {vb}
And technical assistance might shock you, but it's the worst form of -- today -- of the ugly face of the developed world to the developing...
You may be shocked by the use of the term asylum cheater.
At the risk of shocking some of you, it follows that I cannot get too excited about the failure of last week’ s summit.
And it's really about how systems, settlements, withstand shock from the outside.
Rather, there may be a shock but this will not affect just one Member State.
The underlying cause of this kind of shock frequently lies in the policy of the country concerned.
This is therefore the definition of an asymmetric shock.
Shock waves occur from time to time that put Member States in difficult situations.
to shock {vb} (also: to agitate, to shake)
to shock {vb} (also: to give offence, to create a scandal)
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "shock":
© Princeton Universitytraumatize · traumatise · floor · ball over · blow out of the water · take aback · offend · scandalize · scandalise · appal · appall · outrage · electric shock · electrical shock · impact · shock absorber · cushion · blow · jolt · jar
Usage examples
Usage examples for "shock" in Dutch
Similar words
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