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shock [ʃɔk] n
gen.	estremezo f; colapso m
agric.	hacina de gavillas; hacina f; fajina f
health.	choque m; impacto m; shock m; sobresalto m; susto m; fallo cardiovascular
life.sc.	sacudida f; trepidación
med.	fallo n; "shock" m; colapso circulatorio
pack.	impacto m; golpe m; percusión
tech.	conmoción; descarga eléctrica; postración nerviosa
transp.	jerk n
shocks n
pack.	vibración; trepidación; choque m; percusión
to shock [ʃɔk] n
agric.	hacinar gavillas
shock [ʃɔk] v
gen.	chocar 128
health.	colapso cardiovascular
English thesaurus
shock [ʃɔk] n
health.	shock
metrol.	A sudden nonperiodic motion caused by a blow, impact, collision, concussion or violent shake or jar. There are two methods used to quantify and measure shock: specification of a value of acceleration and deceleration together with its duration specification of a height or free fall on to a specified flat surface
SHOCK [ʃɔk] abbr.
abbr., med.	Should We Emergently Revascularize Occluded Coronaries For Cardiogenic Shock? (international Randomized Trial)
abbr., relig.	Sacred Heart Organization Of Catholic Kids; Share Honor Obey Care Keep

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Criminal law	3
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Earth sciences	45
Economy	7
Electric machinery	1
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English	1
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Food industry	1
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Health care	18
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Isolation	1
Life sciences	6
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Materials science	5
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Natural sciences	2
Oil / petroleum	1
Packaging	15
Physical sciences	1
Politics	1
Psychology	1
Social science	1
Spanish	4
Statistics	4
Technology	45
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Transport	44
United Nations	3
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