Electric shock
音标：/ɪˈlɛktrɪk ʃɒk/

释义：
电击，电伤。指人体或物体因接触到电流而受到的伤害或刺激。

翻译：
电击，电伤

读音：

electric /ɪˈlɛktrɪk/

shock /ʃɒk/

用法：

Electric shock 通常用来形容由电流造成的伤害，常见于不小心接触电源或电线的情况。

电击有可能是轻微的，如触碰到低电压的电源，也可能是严重的，导致生命危险。

例句：

He suffered an electric shock when he touched the exposed wires.

The technician was careful to avoid any electric shock while repairing the machine.

Electric shocks can cause serious injury if not treated immediately.

The power plant has safety measures to prevent electric shocks.

She received a mild electric shock while working on the circuit.

The electric shock knocked him unconscious for a few seconds.

If you experience an electric shock, seek medical attention immediately.

An electric shock from a high voltage can be fatal.

Children should be educated about the dangers of electric shocks.

The building was equipped with insulation to prevent accidental electric shocks.

短语搭配：

Suffer an electric shock - 遭受电击

Prevent electric shock - 防止电击

High voltage electric shock - 高压电击

Mild electric shock - 轻微电击

Electric shock treatment - 电击治疗

以上就是“electric shock”的标准解释和相关内容。