jolt

英 [dʒəʊlt]

美 [dʒoʊlt]

v.  (使)震动，摇动，颠簸; 使受到震惊(而采取行动); 唤醒; 使觉醒
n.  颠簸; 震动; 摇晃; 一阵强烈的感情(尤指震惊或惊讶)

过去式：jolted　过去分词：jolted　现在分词：jolting　复数：jolts　第三人称单数：jolts　

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牛津词典

verb

• （使）震动，摇动，颠簸
  to move or to make sb/sth move suddenly and roughly
  1. The truck jolted and rattled over the rough ground.
     卡车嘎吱嘎吱地在凹凸不平的地面上颠簸而行。
  2. The bus jolted to a halt.
     公共汽车猛地一颠停了下来。
  3. Her heart jolted when she saw him.
     她看到他时心里咯噔一下子。
  4. He was jolted forwards as the bus moved off.
     公共汽车开动时他猛然向前晃了一下。
• 使受到震惊（而采取行动）；唤醒；使觉醒
  to give sb a sudden shock, especially so that they start to take action or deal with a situation
  1. His remark jolted her into action.
     他的话使她猛然醒悟而行动起来。
  2. a method of jolting the economy out of recession
     使经济从衰退中复苏的方法

noun

• 颠簸；震动；摇晃
  a sudden rough movement
  1. The plane landed with a jolt.
     飞机着陆时颠了一下。
• 一阵强烈的感情（尤指震惊或惊讶）
  a sudden strong feeling, especially of shock or surprise
  1. a jolt of dismay
     一阵惊诧

柯林斯词典

• V-ERG （使）震动；（使）摇动；（使）颠簸
  If somethingjoltsor if somethingjoltsit, it moves suddenly and quite violently.
  1. The wagon jolted again...
     货车又开始颠簸起来。
  2. The train jolted into motion...
     火车猛地一颠，开动了。
  3. They were working frantically in the fear that an aftershock would jolt the house again.
     他们拼命地干着，担心余震可能会使房子再次受到震动。
  4. Joltis also a noun.
     
  5. We were worried that one tiny jolt could worsen her injuries.
     我们担心稍微颠簸一下就可能会使她的伤势恶化。
• VERB 使震惊；使惊慌；使慌乱不安
  If somethingjoltssomeone, it gives them an unpleasant surprise or shock.
  1. A stinging slap across the face jolted her...
     火辣辣的一巴掌打在脸上，她惊呆了。
  2. Henderson was momentarily jolted by the news.
     亨德森听到这个消息一时目瞪口呆。
  3. Joltis also a noun.
     
  4. The campaign came at a time when America needed such a jolt.
     这场运动来得正是时候，美国正需要这样一场变动。

英英释义

noun

• an abrupt spasmodic movement
  Synonym:jerkjerkingsaccade
• a sudden jarring impact
  1. the door closed with a jolt
  2. all the jars and jolts were smoothed out by the shock absorbers
  Synonym:jarjounceshock

verb

• disturb (someone's) composure
  1. The audience was jolted by the play
• move or cause to move with a sudden jerky motion
  Synonym:jar

双语例句

• Both these assumptions have taken a severe jolt in the past few years.
  但过去几年，这两种假设都受到了严重的冲击。
• This announcement will be a jolt to investors.
  这个公告将使投资者感到震惊。
• A violent explosion seemed to jolt the whole ground.
  剧烈的爆炸好像要把整个地面都掀起来。
• But the euro crisis has delivered a powerful political jolt.
  但欧元危机已经引起了剧烈的政治动荡。
• I startle easily and physically jump or jolt, especially when I am concentrating deeply.
  我很容易受惊吓，跳起来或者身体震动，特别是在我非常聚精会神的时候。
• The collapse of the bank gave financial institutions a sharp jolt.
  银行的倒闭给金融界一个巨大的震惊。
• A big jolt on Wall Street this afternoon.
  今天下午华尔街股市出现了巨幅震荡。
• On the way up, I felt a jolt; the lights dimmed for a second.
  电梯上升途中，我感觉到一阵晃动；灯光暗了片刻。
• In your entire life, who has given you the biggest jolt?
  在你的一生中谁给你的震撼最强？
• Hard as Chinese diplomats try to wear a friendly face, this would be a psychological jolt for Americans.
  尽管中国外交官员艰难地为自己披上友善的面容，但这也掩盖不了此事对美国人心理上的震撼。