Shocker Meaning in English
word
ˈʃɑkɝ
SHAH-ker
ʃˈɒkɐ
SHOK-uh
释义
A shocker is something very surprising, unexpected, or shocking, such as surprising news or an event that is hard to believe.
用法与细微差别
'Shocker' is informal and often used for surprising or scandalous news. It's common in media headlines ('Election results are a shocker!'). Sometimes used sarcastically ('Well, that's a shocker'). Not used for mild surprises.
Spanish: sorpresa (impactante) - noticia impactantePortuguese (BR): surpresa (chocante) - notícia chocantePortuguese (PT): surpresa (chocante) - notícia chocanteChinese (Simplified): 令人震惊的事 - 震撼消息Chinese (Traditional): 令人震驚的事 - 震撼消息Hindi: चौंका देने वाली बात - चौंकाने वाली खबरArabic: مفاجأة صادمة - خبر صادمBengali: চমক - অপ্রত্যাশিত ঘটনাRussian: шокер - сенсацияJapanese: 衝撃的な出来事 - サプライズVietnamese: cú sốc - điều gây sốcKorean: 충격적인 일 - 대형 뉴스Turkish: şok edici olay - büyük sürprizUrdu: چونکا دینے والی خبر - حیران کن واقعہIndonesian: kejutan besar - hal mengejutkan
例句
That news was a real shocker.
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Winning the lottery was a shocker for him.
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Her sudden resignation was a top shocker at work.
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Well, that's a shocker—never thought he'd actually quit!
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This movie is full of shocker moments.
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The team's loss last night was a shocker to the fans.
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