1.使颠簸,摇晃
2.(拳击中)猛击(对手)
3.使吃惊,使慌乱;使(精神)受刺激
4.(粗暴地)突然干涉
5.(车辆等)颠簸;摇晃
1.使颠簸,摇晃
2.(拳击中)猛击(对手)
3.使吃惊,使慌乱;使(精神)受刺激
4.(粗暴地)突然干涉
5.(车辆等)颠簸;摇晃
1.(车辆的)摇晃,颠簸
2.震惊,引起震惊的事情
3.突然的猛击;一击
4.意外的挫折
5.〈美俚〉(麻醉药的)注射
6.少量(可提神的东西)
1.(车辆的)摇晃,颠簸
2.震惊,引起震惊的事情
3.突然的猛击;一击
4.意外的挫折
5.〈美俚〉(麻醉药的)注射
6.少量(可提神的东西)
1.to move with a sudden violent movement, or to make something move like this
2.to shock someone so that they suddenly change what they are doing or thinking; to shock someone so that they feel a sudden emotional reaction
1.a sudden violent movement
2.a sudden strong feeling that does not last long, especially one of surprise or fear; a shock
3.a sudden strong increase in energy
1.Survivors said the plane jolted so violently while trying to land that luggage flew off the overhead racks.
幸存者叙述说，飞机在试图着陆时颠簸得很厉害，以至于行李突然从舱顶行李架里飞落下来。
2.Just at the point we were about to come there was a loud "Moooo! " and we both jolted in shock.
就在千钧蓄势待发之际，突然“哞”的一声巨响，我们俩都被震得差点丢了。
3.The earthquake has jolted us out of a complacency: for too long we in the cities have looked down on the provinces.
这次地震震醒了我们，让我们认识到自己的自负之处：城市人轻视地方已经太久。
4.The Sichuan quake has jolted China just as it was meant to be celebrating its Olympic triumph.
就在中国应当欢庆奥运胜利之时，四川大地震撼动了中国。
5.He was jolted out of his lethargy and into action when he realized he had only a short time to finish the article.
他意识到须在很短的时间里就得把文章写完，立即振作精神写起来。
6.She was jolted out of her reverie as the door opened.
门一开就把她从幻想中惊醒。
7.The sound of the door closing as the last customer left, jolted Bobby back to reality.
最后一个顾客离开时的关门声，猛地让博比的思绪回到现实中。
8.The three o'clock bell soon jolted me from my thoughts and I dejectedly grabbed my book bag from my desk and shuffled out the door for home.
三点的钟声把我从思绪中惊醒，我沮丧地从课桌上抓过书包，拖着步子出了门往家走。
9.And the government finally seems to have been jolted into tackling the academic dishonesty that plagues many faculties here.
政府似乎终于要出重拳对付困扰众多院校的学术欺诈了。
10.Just as the servants were lifting the glass coffin one of them tripped and jolted Snow White.
正如如仆人正在举起他们的其中之一跌倒了而且颠簸而行雪的玻璃棺材白色的。