及物动词
1. The horse jolted me terribly when he jumped.
马跳跃时，我被颠得很厉害。
2. She was all jolted within.
她内心乱作一团。
不及物动词
1. The car jolted badly over the rough road.
汽车在崎岖的路上颠簸。
名词
1. The bad news gave us a jolt.
这坏消息使我们震惊。
2. The bus stopped with a jolt.
公车一蹦停了下来。
1. 颠簸：四轮传动车在滚滚黄沙中颠簸(jolt)了一阵,终於抵达扎营处. 一下车,双脚就些微地陷入丝绸般柔软的细沙中,抬头仰望,无云的天空被黄沙衬得更为湛蓝,渺小的人们在这壮阔的天地之间,果真有沧海一粟之感. 再环顾四周,
2. 使颠簸,摇晃：strike 突然发生;打击 | jolt 使颠簸,摇晃 | rock 摇,摇动,使振动
3. 震动：jolt 颠簸 | jolt 震动 | jolt 震动;震摇
1. 911查询·英语单词
1. （使）震动；（使）摇动；（使）颠簸
If something jolts or if something jolts it, it moves suddenly and quite violently.
e.g. The wagon jolted again...
货车又开始颠簸起来。
e.g. The train jolted into motion...
火车猛地一颠，开动了。
2. 使震惊；使惊慌；使慌乱不安
If something jolts someone, it gives them an unpleasant surprise or shock.
e.g. A stinging slap across the face jolted her...
火辣辣的一巴掌打在脸上，她惊呆了。
e.g. Henderson was momentarily jolted by the news.
亨德森听到这个消息一时目瞪口呆。
1. It wasn't just the caffeine that gave an Iowa woman an extra jolt after she had her morning coffee.
2. An external jolt of electricity helps generate hydrogen gas at the cathode.
3. The ratings agency Standard and Poor's gave Paris a jolt on Thursday, announcing " in error " it had downgraded France's credit worthiness.
4. The equine got such a jolt from the precipice " it was scared dead ", the story goes.
5. But Wong and other analysts warned the mainland tourists are only providing a temporary jolt and a sustained recovery depends on more fundamental changes.
6. jolt
6. Will The Storm Warriors provide the jolt the industry so desperately needs?
7. Advocates say it's important to jolt a weary public that has been listening to government warnings about the dangers of smoking for nearly 50 years.
8. Analysts said reports the government may consider lowering fees collected on stock trading supplied an additional jolt.
9. jolt的翻译
9. NATO has stepped up its military and diplomatic pressure on Gadhafi's regime this week in an effort to jolt the stalemated operation.
10. Returning to Qingdao after a training camp in Beijing, she was fast asleep when a violent jolt woke her up.
noun
1. an abrupt spasmodic movement
2. a sudden jarring impact
e.g. the door closed with a jolt
all the jars and jolts were smoothed out by the shock absorbers
verb
1. disturb (someone's) composure
e.g. The audience was jolted by the play
2. jolt的近义词
2. move or cause to move with a sudden jerky motion
Synonym: jar