CEFR B1

shocked

Translation

ショックを受けた / 驚いた / 衝撃を受けた

Feeling a sudden, strong, and unpleasant surprise or emotional disturbance, often due to something unexpected or upsetting.

She was utterly shocked when she heard the news of the accident.
She was utterly shocked when she heard the news of the accident.
The audience was shocked by the sudden plot twist in the movie.
The audience was shocked by the sudden plot twist in the movie.

カタカナ: ショックト

IPA: /ʃɒkt/

Feeling a sudden, strong, and unpleasant surprise or emotional disturbance, often due to something unexpected or upsetting.

意味: 予期せぬ出来事や不快なニュースによって、突然強く驚いたり、精神的な動揺を感じたりすること。

She was utterly shocked when she heard the news of the accident. — She was utterly shocked when she heard the news of the accident.
The audience was shocked by the sudden plot twist in the movie. — The audience was shocked by the sudden plot twist in the movie.
I was genuinely shocked to see him after all these years. — I was genuinely shocked to see him after all these years.

Japanese translations of Shocked:

shocked by (prepositional phrase): Surprised or disturbed by something. — "Everyone was shocked by his sudden resignation."
shocked at (prepositional phrase): Surprised or disturbed by a particular event or situation. — "I was shocked at the amount of damage."
shocked to hear/see/learn (collocation): Expressing surprise or disturbance upon receiving information or witnessing something. — "We were shocked to hear about the accident."