WordReference English-Dutch Dictionary © 2026:
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| schok nw de | (v. elektriciteit) | shock, electric shock n |
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| shock n | (emotional) | schok nw de |
| | The shock of her father's death really hurt her. |
| jolt n | figurative (shock) | schok nw de |
| | The rejection came as a jolt to Gary. |
| wince n | (reaction: flinch, start) | huivering nw de |
| | | schok nw de |
| | He drew back with a wince when I inserted the needle. |
| concussion n | (violent blow) | klap, stoot nw de |
| | | schok nw de |
| | The concussion of the landslide caused the town hall to collapse. |
| shock n | (of explosion) | schok nw de |
| | The detonation of the charge caused a shock that could be felt miles away. |
| jerk n | (tug, pulling) | ruk, schok, trek nw de |
| | Paul pulled the axe out of the log with a jerk and got to work. |
| shock n | (of earthquake) | schok nw de |
| | The shock could be felt over many kilometres. |
flick, flick of sth n | (quick movement) | ruk, schok nw de |
| | | snelle beweging bn+nw de |
| | Tim tossed the coin into the tin with a flick of his wrist. |
| | Mary's flick of the head was an unsuccessful attempt to get her hair out of her eyes. |
| Aanvullende vertalingen |
| turn n | informal, dated (fright, shock) | schok, schrik, verrassing nw de |
| | It was such a turn to see Bill when we all thought he was dead. |
| earthquake n | figurative (disruptive event) (figuurlijk) | aardbeving, schok nw de |
| | The political party was completely unprepared for the earthquake that struck it when its leader resigned. |