| 单词 | sudden shock |
| 释义 | sudden shock A small rate rise soon might prevent a big increase and a sudden shock to confidence later on. Times, Sunday Times It was a sudden shock as the spotlight and party invites began to disappear. The Sun Once sub-prime mortgages began to unravel, a sudden shock of truth and realism was injected into the world's financial system and the resulting panic fuelled the meltdown. Times, Sunday Times Warning signs can include blackouts associated with exercise, during sleep or following a sudden shock such as an alarm clock going off. Times, Sunday Times Homeowners are vulnerable, though, to a sudden shock to the economy that could lead to higher unemployment or to interest rate rises. Times, Sunday Times |
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