shocking

英 [ˈʃɒkɪŋ]

美 [ˈʃɑːkɪŋ]

adj.  令人气愤的; 惹人憎恶的; 不道德的; 非常糟糕的
v.  使震惊; 使惊愕; 使气愤; 使厌恶
shock的现在分词

现在分词：shocking　

TOEFL

Oxford 3000 / Collins.2 / BNC.7556 / COCA.6021

牛津词典

adj.

• 令人气愤的；惹人憎恶的；不道德的
  that offends or upsets people; that is morally wrong
  1. shocking behaviour
     骇人听闻的行为
  2. shocking news
     令人震惊的消息
  3. It is shocking that they involved children in the crime.
     令人发指的是，他们教唆儿童参与犯罪活动。
  4. a shocking waste of money
     令人咋舌的挥霍行为
• 非常糟糕的
  very bad
  1. The house was left in a shocking state.
     那座房子破败得不成样子了。

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 糟透了的;极坏的
  You can say that something isshockingif you think that it is very bad.
  1. The media coverage was shocking...
     当时媒体的报道糟透了。
  2. I must have been in a shocking state last night.
     昨晚我的情况一定很糟糕。
• ADJ-GRADED 令人震惊的;令人愤慨的;不道德的
  You can say that something isshockingif you think that it is morally wrong.
  1. It is shocking that nothing was said...
     当时竟然什么都没说,真让人愤慨。
  2. This was a shocking invasion of privacy.
     这是对隐私的公然侵犯。
• See also:shock

双语例句

• I think it's shocking the way you handle the affair.
  我认为你处理那件事的方式令人震惊。
• There is a shocking number of traffic accidents.
  交通事故多得惊人。
• It is shocking that only one woman has delivered the lecture in 44 years.
  在44年间仅有一名女性作过讲座，这真令人震惊。
• The shocking revelations of the 700-page report had caused him several restless nights
  这篇长达700页的报告中披露的惊人信息使他几夜未眠。
• You might describe an extremely unusual situation, reveal a shocking statistic, or vividly portray an alarming problem.
  你可能会描绘一个异乎寻常的场面，透露一个触目惊心的数据，或者栩栩如生描述一个耸人听闻的问题。
• Photographer Weegee shot to fame with his shocking pics of New York crime in the 30s.
  摄影师维吉以拍摄30年代纽约罪案的骇人照片而声名鹊起。
• Shocking with surprise and consternation.
  为惊奇和恐怖所震动。
• The media coverage was shocking
  当时媒体的报道糟透了。
• I had a shocking cold.
  我患了很严重的感冒。
• I was greeted by a shocking sight
  一幅令人震惊的画面映入我的眼帘。