Shocked
强调突发消息或场面带来的情绪冲击；比 surprised 语气更强，常含不安或难以置信。
- “Parents were shocked by the sudden school closure.” (家长对学校突然关闭感到震惊。)
- “She had a shocked expression when she saw the bill.” (她看到账单时一脸愕然。)
- “He was slightly shocked after touching the faulty wire.” (他碰到故障电线后轻微触电。)
源自中古法语 choc（撞击），与 shock（冲击、震惊）同源；动词 shock + -ed。
动词 shock + 过去分词/形容词后缀 “-ed”，表示处于受冲击后的状态。
媒体报道、社交媒体评论高频词；对悲剧事件可用 deeply shocked 表示强烈共情。
- 固定搭配: “shocked silence” (震惊后的沉默), “shocked reaction” (震惊的反应)
- 动词: shock；名词: shock
shock（冲击）→ 像被猛推一下心智 → shocked。
“The audience looked shocked when the magician sawed the box in half.” (魔术师把箱子锯成两半时，观众一脸震惊。)