Summary
shocking {adjective}
wstrząsający · gorszący
shock {noun}
szok · wstrząs · porażenie · zgorszenie
shock {adjective}
wstrząsowy
Synonyms
shocking: disgraceful · scandalous · shameful
shock: traumatize · traumatise · floor
more (20)English-Polish translation for "shocking"
"shocking" Polish translation
shocking {adjective}
shocking {adj.} (also: agitating, arresting, horrifying, harrowing)
shock {noun}
Not like the first oil shock of 1973 or the second oil shock of 1980.
And then you wait for the opening shock for your parachute to open.
surgical shock
But just last year, we had an incredible shock and realized that almost just isn't good enough with a virus like polio.
And everybody is shocked when the old man takes off his head covering and shows himself.
allergic attack (anaphylactic reaction / anaphylactoid shock); hypersensitivity
to a failure of the circulatory system (shock) leading to medical emergency
During administration of micafungin, anaphylactoid reactions including shock may occur.
The most serious side effects are shallow breathing, low blood pressure and shock.
if you have experienced a collapse which was caused by a heart problem (cardiogenic shock)
It's like electrical shock that releases the chemicals from these synapses.
electric shock
shock {noun} (also: scandal)
shock {adjective}
shock {adj.}
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "shocking":
© Princeton Universitydisgraceful · scandalous · shameful · lurid
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 "shocking" in Polish
And what is even more shocking is that this system has followed, step by step, the evolution of our own system, of our Western capitalism. ~~~ And there are three main stages.
It's a shocking truth that we only see mirror images of ourselves, and we only see ourselves in freeze-frame photographic images that capture a mere fraction of the time that we live.
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