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1 shocking
adjective1) schockierendwhat a shocking thing to say! — wie kann man nur so etwas sagen! (ugs.)
* * *1) (causing horror or dismay: shocking news.) schockierend2) (very bad: a shocking cold.) schrecklich* * *shock·ing[ˈʃɒkɪŋ, AM ˈʃɑ:k-]1. (distressing) schockierend\shocking accident entsetzlicher Unfall\shocking news schockierende Nachricht3. (offensive) schockierend\shocking affront unerhörte Beleidigung\shocking crime abscheuliches Verbrechen\shocking scene anstößige Szenemy memory is \shocking ich habe ein furchtbar schlechtes Gedächtniswhat \shocking weather! was für ein scheußliches Wetter!to be in a \shocking state in sehr schlechter Verfassung sein* * *['ʃɒkɪŋ]adjit may be shocking to the older generation — es mag für die ältere Generation schockierend sein
shocking pink — knallrosa (inf), pink (Fashion)
what a shocking thing to say/way to behave! — wie kann man bloß so etwas Schreckliches sagen/sich bloß so schrecklich benehmen!
* * *shocking adj (adv shockingly)1. schockierend, empörend, unerhört2. entsetzlich, haarsträubend3. umg scheußlich, schrecklich (Wetter etc)* * *adjective1) schockierend* * *adj.anstößig adj.schockierend adj. -
2 shocking
1) ( distressing) schockierend;\shocking accident entsetzlicher Unfall;\shocking news schockierende Nachricht3) ( offensive) schockierend;\shocking affront unerhörte Beleidigung;\shocking crime abscheuliches Verbrechen;\shocking scene anstößige Szenemy memory is \shocking ich habe ein furchtbar schlechtes Gedächtnis;what \shocking weather! was für ein scheußliches Wetter!;to be in a \shocking state in sehr schlechter Verfassung sein
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