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 Translation for 'electric shock' from English to Russian
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NOUN   an electric shock | electric shocks
SYNO electrical shock | electric shock | shock
электрошок {м}electric shock
электрический шок {м}electric shock
Partial Matches
электр.псих.
шок {м}
shock
псих.
потрясение {с}
shock
мед.
анафилактический шок {м}
anaphylactic shock
мед.
нейрогенный шок {м}
neurogenic shock
мед.
инсулиновый шок {м}
insulin shock
мед.
шокотерапия {ж}
shock treatment
мед.электр.
электрошок {м}
electrical shock
мед.электр.
электрический шок {м}
electrical shock
мед.
септический {м} шок
septic shock
культурный шок {м}culture shock
шокировать [несов.] [возмущать, приводить в негодование]to shock [to outrage]
электрический {adj}electric
гастр.
электрический чайник {м}
electric kettle
электр.
электрическая энергия {ж}
electric energy
электробритва {ж}electric razor
тех.
электрическая цепь {ж}
electric circuit
электр.
электрический кабель {м}
electric cable
ихтио.T
электрический скат {м} [отряд Torpediniformes]
electric ray
гастр.
электрочайник {м}
electric kettle
электрический свет {м}electric light
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Usage Examples English
  • This protects users from electric shock if live internal parts accidentally contact the case.
  • Timerman was subjected to electric shock torture, beatings, and solitary confinement.
  • It’s even possible the electric shock to revive Kong was a nod to the apes love of electricity in King Kong vs.
  • It is thought that the person had urinated into a roadside ditch and a live wire that was lying in the ditch gave the person an electric shock.
  • The pain caused by an electric shock can be intense, leading electricity at times to be employed as a method of torture.

  • after lightning hit a power pole at the Elite Bull Connection, sending an electric shock through the grandstands, rodeo chutes and bull pens."
  • In cases of electric shock, cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) for an hour or longer can allow stunned nerves to recover, allowing an apparently dead person to survive.
  • Cuthbert was one of the pioneers of electric shock therapy for treating mental illness.
  • We are also introduced in the course of the novel to the Canadian doctor Lewis Yealland, another factual figure who used electric shock treatment to "cure" his patients.
  • 5 kV or more gathers leakage current and capacitive current, protecting people from electric shock and equalizing stress on the cable insulation.

  • During initial military training in England, he received an electric shock from a telephone that had been hit by lightning, which caused him for the next twelve years to stammer and sweat badly if he had to use one.
  • An erroneous explanation for the absence of electric shock that has persisted among Tesla coil hobbyists is that the high-frequency currents travel through the body close to the surface, and thus do not penetrate to vital organs or nerves, due to an electromagnetic phenomenon called "skin effect".
  • They are attracted to the UV and are killed using an electric shock, or trapped once they come into contact with the device.
  • Informational/instructional fear acquisition is learning to fear something by getting information. For instance, fearing electrical wire after hearing that touching it causes an electric shock.
  • Beginning in the late 18th century it was used in the Victorian medical field of electrotherapy to treat a variety of diseases by electric shock.

  • Subcategories of stun gun include the electroshock weapon, an incapacitating weapon that momentarily disables either a beast or a person with an electric shock; and a directed-energy weapon that causes unconsciousness, a weapon that emits energy in an aimed direction without a projectile.
  • During his pre-flight training, Ham was taught to push a lever within five seconds of seeing a flashing blue light; failure to do so resulted in an application of a light electric shock to the soles of his feet, while a correct response earned him a banana pellet.
  • In free-operant avoidance a subject periodically receives an aversive stimulus (often an electric shock) unless an operant response is made; the response delays the onset of the shock.
  • It also checks the victim's condition to apply automatically electric shocks at a correct level, if they are needed.
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