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| shock |
shock
|
| scossa |
shock
shake
jolt
quake
toss
jerk
|
| urto |
impact
shock
hit
bump
collision
crash
|
| colpo |
shot
blow
stroke
hit
strike
shock
|
| collasso |
collapse
breakdown
shock
|
| forte emozione |
shock
|
| collisione |
collision
crash
impact
clash
bump
shock
|
| scioccare |
shock
|
| urtare |
bump
strike
knock
shock
clash
annoy
|
| scandalizzare |
scandalize
shock
scandalise
be scandalized
horrify
|
| colpire |
hit
strike
affect
shoot
beat
shock
|
| impressionare |
impress
shock
dazzle
expose
strike
stagger
|
| scontrarsi |
clash
collide
crash
run into
shock
|
| offendere |
offend
insult
hurt
injure
upset
shock
|
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The soldiers whipped around and stared at him in shock as he barreled into the common room where they were still securing the thieves.
She gasped into the shock of cold, then rose, lifting water to her mouth with a cupped palm again and again, swallowing and swallowing.
Aarin was still bleeding slightly, and by the time the dead man had carried the coracle down three flights of wave-worn steps to the sea, he was shivering with shock more than cold.
And then, to her shock and delight, Cassian hardened before her eyes.
It came to him suddenly, as a shock.
He had a shock of shoulder-length, dark brown hair that he brushed from his eyes when he saw Rew studying him.
The pain went through him like an electric shock.
The light and shock from the voidout reached all the way over here.
Drips of molten fire fell onto one of the baroness’ hands, and she screamed, looking in terrified shock as her wrist melted away to nothing but bone, and then, that fell away too.
When I went to collect this stuff, I got the shock of my life.
The heat was dry and stifling, a shock after the cold mountain air.
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