Resumen
shock {sustantivo}
choque · conmoción · susto
to shock {verbo}
impresionar · sacudir · escandalizar · azorar · impactar
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Traducción Inglés-Español para "shock"
"shock" en español
shock {sustantivo}
A shock wave went through the system when the Santer Commission was removed in 1999.
The PISA study provided something of a salutary shock in Germany.
One study compared shock wave therapy to steroid injections.
The situation in Russia may erupt into an asymmetric shock at any time.
Four studies show more improvement with shock wave therapy.
A few days later, on 11 September, the entire world was in shock.
At the moment, we are still in shock and this shock is at once good and bad for us.
What a psychological shock, what a cause for concern to the self-righteous.
What I am proposing, then, is that we administer a real political shock.
Mr President, the announcement by Renault to close its plant in Vilvoorde has caused shock and consternation.
to shock {verbo}
to shock {vb} (también: to blow away, to impress)
As a new Member of the European Parliament, let me say how shocked I am.
I am shocked at the amendments tabled by the social democrats and others who want to delete this passage from the Fiori report.
I was very shocked, I have to say, at the way in which the oral amendment was separated from the vote, because the reason given is not satisfactory.
I was shocked to read that the opium crop this year was up to three thousand tonnes, overtaking even that of the Golden Triangle's 900 tonnes in Myanmar and Thailand.
The Liberal Group is profoundly shocked by the murders committed last month during a peaceful demonstration in favour of the island's reunification.
Madam President, the murder of Eduardo Umaña Mendoza has shocked us all.
In particular, there are still echoes today, of the severe economic crises that shocked Albanian society as a result of its pyramid economy.
to shock {vb} (también: to make a fuss, to scandalize)
Mr President, I would be very sorry to shock Mr Lund and, if I can explain my thinking on this, perhaps it might relieve your concerns.
I do not want to shock anybody, but I believe that the only way to give Israel security - as many Members have said - is to establish a
Madam President, I am deeply shocked at being attacked by a member who cannot bear to hear the truth.
Some people are shocked that the Sahrawi people are now saying they are left with no alternative but to take up arms again.
I am not shocked.
to shock {vb} (también: to disturb, to irritate)
I was also shocked to see shops in Brussels with signs saying " We do not stock Israeli products ".
The news from the USA that ACT has cloned a human embryo has probably shocked us all.
Sinónimos
Sinónimos (Inglés) para "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
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Ejemplos de uso para "shock" en Español
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"shock" en español - Resultados en el foro
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