| 释义 | shocker
 shock·erS0354700 (shŏk′ər)n. One that startles, shocks, or horrifies, as a sensational story or novel.shocker(ˈʃɒkə) n1. a person or thing that shocks or horrifies2. a sensational novel, film, or playshock•er(ˈʃɒk ər)
 n.    1.  a person or thing that shocks.    2.  a sensational novel, play, etc.  [1780–90] Thesaurus
 Translations| Noun | 1. | shocker - a shockingly bad personbad person - a person who does harm to others |  |  | 2. | shocker - a sensational message (in a film or play or novel)subject matter, content, message, substance - what a communication that is about something is about | 
 shock1(ʃok)  noun1.  a severe emotional disturbance. The news gave us all a shock. 震驚 震惊2.  (often electric shock) the effect on the body of an electric current. He got a slight shock when he touched the live wire. 電擊 电击3.  a sudden blow coming with great force. the shock of an earthquake. 強震 震动4.  a medical condition caused by a severe mental or physical shock. He was suffering from shock after the crash. 休克 休克 verb to give a shock to; to upset or horrify. Everyone was shocked by his death; The amount of violence shown on television shocks me. 震驚 震惊ˈshocker noun a very unpleasant person or thing. This headache is a real shocker. 令人震驚的人或事 令人震惊的事或人ˈshocking adjective1.  causing horror or dismay. shocking news. 令人震驚的 令人震惊的2.  very bad. a shocking cold. 很糟的 很不好的ˈshockingly adverb1.  very. shockingly expensive. 非常的 非常地2.  very badly. It was shockingly made. 很糟地 很糟地ˈshock-absorber noun a device (in a motor car etc) for reducing the effect of bumps.  避震器 减震器shocker
 shockerSomething that is especially startling, shocking, or surprising. Often used sarcastically. The ending was a shocker. I did not see that coming! A: "I heard that Tom and Martha are getting a divorce." B: "After how many times they cheated on each other? What a shocker."shockern. something shocking.  Now, here’s a shocker for you! EncyclopediaSeeshockshocker
 Words related to shockernoun a shockingly bad personRelated Wordsnoun a sensational message (in a film or play or novel)Related Wordssubject mattercontentmessagesubstance
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