jolt

/dʒəʊlt/ n. / v.
标准词条 CET-6IELTS
一句话记住

震动；颠簸；震惊；使震动；使震惊；使猛然觉醒

释义与例句

n. 震动；颠簸；震惊
a sudden rough movement, or a sudden shock or surprise
  1. The sudden jolt threw the passengers forward.
    突然一震使乘客们猛地向前倾。
  2. The bad news gave us all a jolt.
    这个坏消息让我们大家都大感震惊。
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  1. A small earthquake sent a jolt through the building.
    一次小地震使整栋楼震动了一下。
v. 使震动；使震惊；使猛然觉醒
to move or shake suddenly and roughly, or to give someone a sudden shock
  1. The train jolted to a stop.
    火车颠簸着停了下来。
  2. The explosion jolted residents awake.
    爆炸把居民们惊醒了。
展开其余 1 条例句
  1. The defeat jolted the team into action.
    这场失利促使球队警醒并采取行动。

词族与关联词

同义词
  • shock 震惊；冲击；震动
    shock 泛指强烈的震惊、打击或物理冲击；jolt 强调短促猛烈的震动，也可指让人突然警醒或行动的一次冲击。
    The news came as a shock to the whole family. 这个消息让全家人感到震惊。
常见搭配
  • a jolt of electricity 一次电击；一股电流
    The faulty switch gave him a jolt of electricity. 有故障的开关使他遭受了一次电击。
  • jolt somebody into action 促使某人警醒并采取行动
    The report jolted the government into action. 这份报告促使政府警醒并采取行动。
  • give somebody a jolt 使某人大吃一惊；使某人一震
    The sudden noise gave me quite a jolt. 突然的响声把我吓了一大跳。