Cómo Pronunciar "shockwave"
word
ˈʃɑˌkweɪv
SHAHK-wayv
ʃˈɒkweɪv
SHOK-wayv
Definición
A shockwave is a powerful wave of energy that moves very fast through air, water, or solid objects, often after an explosion or strong impact. It is felt as a sudden pressure change.
Transcripción IPA
Inglés Americano
ˈʃɑˌkweɪv
Inglés Británico
ʃˈɒkweɪv
Pronunciación Simplificada
EE.UU.
SHAHK-wayv
UK
SHOK-wayv
Escucha en Contexto
The explosion sent a powerful shockwave through the city.
When a jet breaks the sound barrier, it creates a shockwave.
The earthquake's shockwave damaged many buildings.
The news of his resignation sent a shockwave through the company.