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génér. mind-blowing ; staggering (Victor Parno ; in-your-face (Anglophile ; shocking (Anglophile ; horrifying ; mind blowing ; lurid (Solidboss ; harrowing (very shocking or frightening and making you feel very upset; It was a harrowing experience to see them drowning; a harrowing documentary on the horrors of war Taras ; eye-opening (напр., eye-opening information – шокирующая информация Beloshapkina ; gruesome (joyand ; earth-shattering (Скоробогатов ; striking (A.Rezvov ; flabbergasting (news george serebryakov ; jarring (agylshyn_oqy ; disturbing (Баян ; gut-wrenching (Taras ; jolting (a jolting experience vogeler ; rattling (Ремедиос_П ; jarring (a jarring sight, sound, or experience is so different or unexpected that it has a strong and unpleasant effect on something or someone (Cambridge Dictionary) • A few weeks ago she reported to police that someone had scribbled threats directed at her on the walls of her restaurant’s bathroom. But perhaps her most jarring experience was asking a difficult customer to leave, while she hosted a Christmas party at the restaurant. “He ended up pushing my husband and wanting to fight, repeatedly doing it, while my nine- and 11-year-olds were witnessing it,” she said. “I was just horrified.” vancouversun.com • The police swarming this super quiet neighbourhood is a bit jarring. Not blaming the police or anyone. Just very sad situation for everyone. (Reddit) ART Vancouver Игорь Миг jaw-dropping ; mouth-dropping ; stunning amériq., inform. gross-out (Disgusting, repellent, or shocking • The movie features several gross-out scenes. Bullfinch argot. dynamite figur. hard-hitting (Andrey Truhachev inform. whacky-ass (bigmaxus livr. egregious (joyand médias. disturbing ("Some images presented on the following pages may be disturbing due to their violent or graphic nature." Yuri Ginsburg ; appalling (New York Times Alex_Odeychuk vulg. rat-fuck
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Gruzovik shock génér. horrify ; scandalize ; make hair curl (кого-либо) ; offend sensibilities (кого-либо) ; shock delicacy (кого-либо) ; make sit up (кого-либо) ; make somebody sit up and take notice (Anglophile ; go down like a bomb (Anglophile ; appal (Anglophile ; give a shock (кого-либо) ; gross out (Did the film gross you out? КГА ; knock someone sideways (Ambrosia ; freak (Telecaster ; outrage ; sicken ; mind-blow ; mind blow ; knock my socks off (часто в позитивном смысле Valery Popyonov ; throw for a loop (joyand ; stupefy (VLZ_58 ; flabbergast (george serebryakov ; shock sensibilities (кого-либо) ; deal a blow to (кого-либо zabic ; leave speechless (I. Havkin ; gobsmack (MichaelBurov ; scandalise (Their behaviour used to scandalize the neighbours ) Игорь Миг bewilder ; be appalling ; beggar belief ; bowl over argot. rock candy ; rock ; make someone's toes curl (Peri ; curl one's toes (Peri ; raise eyebrows idiom. shock to the core (Taras ; hit like a ton of bricks (to shock you so much that you do not know how to react: The death of her father hit her like a ton of bricks Taras ; make someone's hair curl (shock or horrify someone: Her recent love affair made everyone's hair curl Taras ; knock down with a feather (VLZ_58 ; hit like a ton of bricks (z484z ; cause eyebrows to raise (кого-либо; to elicit shock, surprise, or offense, typically through unconventional actions or words. The phrase typically suggests negative attention or judgment Taras inform. knock back (The news really knocked him back. VLZ_58 ; freak someone out (g e n n a d i jarg. floor (Taras makar. offend someone's sensibilities (кого-либо) ; wound sensibilities (кого-либо) ; bowl over ; shake up ; shock someone's sensibilities (кого-либо) makar., inform. curl up rhét. blow my mind (в хорошем смысле слова semafor.com Alex_Odeychuk réseaux s. disturb (Alex_Odeychuk vulg. goose (someone – кого-либо, напр., вызывающим поведением) génér. shocked at something (чем-то) ; appalled by (Valoir ; flabbergasted (george serebryakov ; shell-shocked (also: shell-shocked – very confused, upset, or exhausted because of something that has happened : very shocked Artjaazz ; appalled (She was appalled to hear that her husband had been arrested Taras ; shocked (by sth. – чем-л. • "As we approached the first of two bridges over Lynches River," she recalled, "my friend exclaimed, 'Did you see that!'" To her astonishment, when Philips turned to look, she observed "a bipedal being with black hair, quickly crossing the road, left to right, as we passed." The inexplicable figure, she said, stood around six feet tall and bounded across the highway in a mere three or four strides before scrambling "down a sharp embankment into a swampy pine forest thicket." The pair were understandably shocked by what they had just seen, specifically how fast it moved. (coasttocoastam.com) ART Vancouver argot. shook shook up ; freaked out (Interex ; gobsmacked (VLZ_58 biol. shocked figur. shell-shocked (Artjaazz inform. aghast (suburbian génér. gruesomely (Mira_G ; shockingly (Anglophile inform. freakishly (katmor Gruzovik, obsol. be shocked inform. gasper (joyand Russe glossaire génér. ставить в неудобное положение, смущать своим поведением, нарушением общепринятых норм приличия. Большой Энциклопедический словарь
vancouversun.com • The police swarming this super quiet neighbourhood is a bit jarring. Not blaming the police or anyone. Just very sad situation for everyone. (Reddit) ART Vancouver)