shocked

shocked

形容词： 1.（因突然发生的事情）震惊的，吃惊的 2.（因不可思议或令人不快的事情）愤怒的，愤慨的 3.（由于过度劳累、紧张等）精疲力尽的 4.（由于剧烈冲击）受伤的，受震动的 名词： 1.震惊，吃惊 2.冲击，震动

词语辨析：

- shocked, astonished, surprised： - shocked：指因突发事件或不可思议的事情而感到震惊，强调情感上的冲击。 - astonished：指因某事或某人的行为而感到惊讶，强调出乎意料。 - surprised：指因某事或某人的行为而感到吃惊或意外，强调超出预期。

词汇扩充：

- be shocked at/by：对...感到震惊 - be shocked to + 动词原形：对...感到震惊 - shocked expression：震惊的表情 - shocked reaction：震惊的反应 - shocked state：震惊的状态

近义词：

appalled, astounded, dismayed, horrified, staggered

反义词：

calm, composed, indifferent, unimpressed

柯林斯词典解释：

形容词： 1. If you are shocked, you are very offended or disgusted by something. - She was shocked by what she saw. - 她对所看到的事情感到震惊。 2. If you are shocked, you are very surprised and upset by something bad that has happened. - I was shocked to hear about his death. - 听到他的去世消息，我感到非常震惊。 名词： 1. Shock is a strong feeling of surprise and upset that is caused by something unpleasant or unexpected. - To her shock, her husband left her. - 令她震惊的是，她丈夫离开了她。 2. Shock is a physical condition in which you are suddenly very weak and tired because of an extreme emotion or illness. - She was suffering from shock and exhaustion. - 她遭受着精神和体力双重的打击。

牛津词典解释：

形容词： 1. If you are shocked, you are very surprised and upset by something bad that you discover or that happens. - I was shocked to discover that she had been stealing from her employers. - 我发现她一直在偷雇主的东西，感到非常震惊。 2. If someone has a shocked expression or look, their face shows that they are very surprised and upset. - Her shocked eyes stared at him. - 她惊愕的眼睛盯着他。 名词： 1. Shock is a very unpleasant and upsetting experience, often one that you have not expected. - It was a shock to find out I owed money. - 发现我欠了钱真是个打击。 2. Shock is a physical condition caused by an injury or illness, in which you suddenly become unconscious or very weak. - He fell into a coma and then went into shock. - 他陷入昏迷，然后进入休克状态。

用法：

- be shocked that...：对...感到震惊 - be shocked to + 动词原形：对...感到震惊

例句：

1. I was shocked to hear about the accident. - 听到那个事故的消息，我感到震惊。 2. She was shocked by his rude behavior. - 她对他的粗鲁行为感到震惊。 3. The news of his sudden death shocked everyone. - 他突然去世的消息令每个人震惊。 4. He looked at her in shocked disbelief. - 他惊愕地看着她，不敢相信。 5. The shocking truth was revealed. - 令人震惊的真相被揭示出来。 6. The accident left her in a state of shock. - 这次事故使她陷入了震惊的状态。 7. The shocking footage from the crime scene was shown on the news. - 犯罪现场的令人震惊的画面在新闻中播出。 8. The scandal has shocked the nation. - 这个丑闻震惊了全国。 9. I'm shocked that they didn't invite us to the party. - 我对于他们没有邀请我们参加派对感到震惊。 10. She was shocked to learn that her best friend had been lying to her. - 她惊讶地得知她最好的朋友一直在对她撒谎。