Shock
Translations of "shock" (39 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arabic | صَدْمَة(sudden, heavy impact), صَدْمَة(something surprising), صَعْقَة(electric shock), صَعَقَ(to give an electric shock) | ṣadma, ṣadma, ṣaʕqa, ṣaʕaqa | |
| Azerbaijani | şoka salmaq(to cause to be emotionally shocked) | — | |
| Belarusian | уда́р(sudden, heavy impact), узрушэ́нне(something surprising), шок(something surprising) | udár, uzrušénnje, šok | |
| Bengali | সদমা(sudden, heavy impact) | śodoma | |
| Bulgarian | сблъ́скване(sudden, heavy impact), то́ков у́дар(electric shock), у́дар(sudden, heavy impact), шок(something surprising), шок(life-threatening medical emergency), удря ток(to give an electric shock), шокирам(to cause to be emotionally shocked) | sblǎ́skvane, tókov údar, údar, šok, šok, udrja tok, šokiram | |
| Catalan | xoc(sudden, heavy impact), xoc(something surprising), xocar(to cause to be emotionally shocked) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 休克(life-threatening medical emergency), 衝擊 /冲击(sudden, heavy impact), 衝擊 /冲击(something surprising), 觸電 /触电(electric shock), 電休克 /电休克(electric shock), 震撼(something surprising), 震驚 /震惊(something surprising) | xiūkè, chōngjī, chōngjí, chōngjí, chùdiàn, diànxiūkè, zhènhàn, zhènjīng | |
| Czech | náraz(sudden, heavy impact), šok(sudden, heavy impact), šok(life-threatening medical emergency) | — | |
| Danish | chok(something surprising), chok(life-threatening medical emergency), chokere(to cause to be emotionally shocked) | — | |
| Dutch | pluk(tuft or bunch), schok(sudden, heavy impact), schok(electric shock), shock(sudden, heavy impact), shock(life-threatening medical emergency) | — | |
| Esperanto | ŝoko(electric shock), ŝoko(a sudden mental or emotional disturbance), ŝoki(to cause to be emotionally shocked) | — | |
| Finnish | isku(sudden, heavy impact), jymy-yllätys(something surprising), jytky(sudden, heavy impact), shokki(something surprising), shokki(life-threatening medical emergency), sähköisku(electric shock), sähköshokki(electric shock), tukko(tuft or bunch), tuppo(tuft or bunch), šokki(life-threatening medical emergency), antaa sähköshokki(to give an electric shock), järkyttää(to cause to be emotionally shocked), shokeerata(to cause to be emotionally shocked) | — | |
| French | choc(sudden, heavy impact), choc(something surprising), choc(life-threatening medical emergency), choc(a sudden mental or emotional disturbance), choc émotionnel(a sudden mental or emotional disturbance), choquer(to cause to be emotionally shocked) | — | |
| German | Schlag(electric shock), Schock(something surprising), einen Stromstoß versetzen(to give an electric shock), schockieren(to cause to be emotionally shocked) | — | |
| Greek | ηλεκτροπληξία(electric shock), θημωνιά(tuft or bunch), κλονισμός(sudden, heavy impact), κραδασμός(sudden, heavy impact), συγκλονίζω(to cause to be emotionally shocked) | ilektroplixía, thimoniá, klonismós, kradasmós, sygklonízo | |
| Hebrew | זִעְזֵעַ(to cause to be emotionally shocked) | zi'zéa' | |
| Higaonon | nakalitan(sudden, heavy impact) | — | |
| Hindi | झटका(sudden, heavy impact) | jhaṭkā | |
| Hungarian | döbbenet(something surprising), sokk(life-threatening medical emergency), áramütés(electric shock), megdöbbent(to cause to be emotionally shocked), megráz(to cause to be emotionally shocked), megráz(to give an electric shock), sokkol(to cause to be emotionally shocked), sokkol(to give an electric shock) | — | |
| Ido | shokar(to cause to be emotionally shocked) | — | |
| Indonesian | kejutan(sudden, heavy impact), kejutan(something surprising), renjatan(life-threatening medical emergency), syok(sudden, heavy impact), syok(life-threatening medical emergency) | — | |
| Irish | suaitheadh(something surprising), suaitheadh intinne(a sudden mental or emotional disturbance), suasán(tuft or bunch) | — | |
| Italian | choc(life-threatening medical emergency), scossa(electric shock), shock(life-threatening medical emergency), trauma(a sudden mental or emotional disturbance), trauma emotivo(a sudden mental or emotional disturbance), turbare(to cause to be emotionally shocked) | — | |
| Japanese | ショック(something surprising), 衝撃(sudden, heavy impact) | shokku, shōgeki | |
| Kazakh | есеңгіреу(life-threatening medical emergency) | eseñgıreu | |
| Korean | 쇼크(something surprising), 충격(sudden, heavy impact), 충격(something surprising) | syokeu, chunggyeok, chunggyeok | |
| Latin | commotus(life-threatening medical emergency), impulsus(sudden, heavy impact), consternō(to cause to be emotionally shocked), stupefaciō(to cause to be emotionally shocked) | — | |
| Māori | ohomauri(something surprising), ohorere(something surprising), rutunga(sudden, heavy impact), whētuki(something surprising), whētuki(a sudden mental or emotional disturbance), whakaanuanu(to cause to be emotionally shocked), whakaohomauri(to cause to be emotionally shocked), whakaohorere(to cause to be emotionally shocked), whakawhētuki(to cause to be emotionally shocked) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | sjokk(something surprising), sjokk(life-threatening medical emergency) | — | |
| Norwegian Nynorsk | sjokk(something surprising), sjokk(life-threatening medical emergency) | — | |
| Polish | porażenie(electric shock), szok(something surprising), wstrząs(sudden, heavy impact), wstrząs(life-threatening medical emergency), szokować(to cause to be emotionally shocked), zaszokować(to cause to be emotionally shocked) | — | |
| Portuguese | choque(sudden, heavy impact), choque(something surprising), choque(electric shock), choque(life-threatening medical emergency), choque(a sudden mental or emotional disturbance), choque emocional(a sudden mental or emotional disturbance), chocar(to cause to be emotionally shocked), dar um choque(to give an electric shock) | — | |
| Russian | потрясе́ние(something surprising), уда́р(sudden, heavy impact), уда́р(something surprising), шок(something surprising), шок(electric shock), шок(life-threatening medical emergency), электрошок(electric shock), потряса́ть(to cause to be emotionally shocked), шоки́ровать(to cause to be emotionally shocked) | potrjasénije, udár, udár, šok, šok, šok, elektrošok, potrjasátʹ, šokírovatʹ | |
| Spanish | anonadación(a sudden mental or emotional disturbance), anonadamiento(a sudden mental or emotional disturbance), choque(sudden, heavy impact), choque(life-threatening medical emergency), choque eléctrico(electric shock), conmoción(a sudden mental or emotional disturbance), electrochoque(electric shock), electrocución(electric shock), estupor(a sudden mental or emotional disturbance), impresión(a sudden mental or emotional disturbance), jalonazo(electric shock), pasmo(something surprising), pasmo(a sudden mental or emotional disturbance), shock (shok)(life-threatening medical emergency), shock (shok)(a sudden mental or emotional disturbance), sobresalto(a sudden mental or emotional disturbance), anonadar(to cause to be emotionally shocked), choquear(to cause to be emotionally shocked), conmocionar(to cause to be emotionally shocked), electrocutar(to give an electric shock), pasmar(to cause to be emotionally shocked), shockear(to cause to be emotionally shocked), shokear(to cause to be emotionally shocked), sobrecoger(to cause to be emotionally shocked) | — | |
| Swedish | chock(sudden, heavy impact), chock(something surprising), chock(electric shock), elchock(electric shock), elstöt(electric shock), skräll(sudden, heavy impact), stöt(electric shock), överraskning(something surprising) | — | |
| Turkish | şok(sudden, heavy impact), şok(something surprising), şok(life-threatening medical emergency) | — | |
| Ukrainian | звору́шення(something surprising), потрясі́ння(something surprising), потрясі́ння(a sudden mental or emotional disturbance), уда́р(sudden, heavy impact), шок(something surprising), шок(life-threatening medical emergency), шок(a sudden mental or emotional disturbance) | zvorúšennja, potrjasínnja, potrjasínnja, udár, šok, šok, šok | |
| Vietnamese | bất ngờ(sudden, heavy impact), choáng(sudden, heavy impact), choáng(something surprising), choáng(electric shock), choáng(life-threatening medical emergency), ngạc nhiên(sudden, heavy impact), sốc(something surprising), gây choáng(to cause to be emotionally shocked), gây choáng(to give an electric shock) | — | |
| Yiddish | שאָקירן(to cause to be emotionally shocked) | shokirn |
şoka salmaq
сблъ́скване, то́ков у́дар, у́дар, шок, шок, удря ток, шокирам
sblǎ́skvane, tókov údar, údar, šok, šok, udrja tok, šokiram
xoc, xoc, xocar
休克, 衝擊 /冲击, 衝擊 /冲击, 觸電 /触电, 電休克 /电休克, 震撼, 震驚 /震惊
xiūkè, chōngjī, chōngjí, chōngjí, chùdiàn, diànxiūkè, zhènhàn, zhènjīng
náraz, šok, šok
chok, chok, chokere
pluk, schok, schok, shock, shock
ŝoko, ŝoko, ŝoki
isku, jymy-yllätys, jytky, shokki, shokki, sähköisku, sähköshokki, tukko, tuppo, šokki, antaa sähköshokki, järkyttää, shokeerata
choc, choc, choc, choc, choc émotionnel, choquer
Schlag, Schock, einen Stromstoß versetzen, schockieren
ηλεκτροπληξία, θημωνιά, κλονισμός, κραδασμός, συγκλονίζω
ilektroplixía, thimoniá, klonismós, kradasmós, sygklonízo
nakalitan
döbbenet, sokk, áramütés, megdöbbent, megráz, megráz, sokkol, sokkol
shokar
kejutan, kejutan, renjatan, syok, syok
suaitheadh, suaitheadh intinne, suasán
choc, scossa, shock, trauma, trauma emotivo, turbare
commotus, impulsus, consternō, stupefaciō
ohomauri, ohorere, rutunga, whētuki, whētuki, whakaanuanu, whakaohomauri, whakaohorere, whakawhētuki
sjokk, sjokk
sjokk, sjokk
porażenie, szok, wstrząs, wstrząs, szokować, zaszokować
choque, choque, choque, choque, choque, choque emocional, chocar, dar um choque
потрясе́ние, уда́р, уда́р, шок, шок, шок, электрошок, потряса́ть, шоки́ровать
potrjasénije, udár, udár, šok, šok, šok, elektrošok, potrjasátʹ, šokírovatʹ
anonadación, anonadamiento, choque, choque, choque eléctrico, conmoción, electrochoque, electrocución, estupor, impresión, jalonazo, pasmo, pasmo, shock (shok), shock (shok), sobresalto, anonadar, choquear, conmocionar, electrocutar, pasmar, shockear, shokear, sobrecoger
chock, chock, chock, elchock, elstöt, skräll, stöt, överraskning
şok, şok, şok
звору́шення, потрясі́ння, потрясі́ння, уда́р, шок, шок, шок
zvorúšennja, potrjasínnja, potrjasínnja, udár, šok, šok, šok
bất ngờ, choáng, choáng, choáng, choáng, ngạc nhiên, sốc, gây choáng, gây choáng
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