jolting
基本解释
- n. 震动，颠簸
- adj. 颠簸的
- v. （使）震动，颠簸；使震惊（而采取行动），使觉醒（jolt 的现在分词）
同根派生
英汉例句
- You take your mind off of your current design work, jolting your brain and giving yourself a fresh surrounding to do something in.
你把现在的设计工作抛之脑后，晃晃脑袋，给你自己一个新环境来做某件事。 - Cutting aid is not the only lever Mr Obama has for jolting Israel into acquiescence over the settlements. Louder verbal expressions of dismay than any of his predecessors have made would be one more.
削减援助并非奥巴马使以色列默认和解协议的唯一手段，比他的前任更高调地表示失望是第二选择，让以色列知道美国不能再在联合国否决有争议的议案也是另一个选择。 - A jolting, shaking motion rattled in his chest as he climbed the stairs.
当他往楼上走时，一种强烈而晃动的情绪涌上了他的心头。 - The third leg, from Dallas to Wichita, was a jolting ride on a regional airline's jet.
FORBES: Jet Pilot for a Day - In the most jolting sequence, Snipes turns an entire building into a crack apartment house.
NEWYORKER: New Jack City - These three principles should protect shareholders from surprise shocks whenever jolting news shatters the stock market, says Auer.
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双语例句
权威例句
词组短语
- Jolting Touch 脉冲电击;震动轻击
- The jolting 颠簸的
- Jolting Merfolk 颠簸人鱼
- jolting roller 振动辊
- jolting vibrator 摇摆振动器
短语
英英字典
- If something jolts or if something jolts it, it moves suddenly and quite violently.
- Jolt is also a noun.
- If something jolts someone, it gives them an unpleasant surprise or shock.
- Jolt is also a noun.
柯林斯英英字典
专业释义
- 震压造型