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shock [ʃɔk] n
gen.	støte; støt; sjokk
shock [ʃɔk] v
gen.	sjokkére
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

shock: 5 phrases in 3 subjects

Electric machinery	2
General	1
Mathematics	2