jolted

UK
/ˈdʒəʊltɪd/
US
/ˈdʒoʊltɪd/
joltedpast participle
UK
/ˈdʒəʊltɪd/
US
/ˈdʒoʊltɪd/
More precise tagging: adjective derived from past participle
Translations
He felt jolted by the sudden news.
Он почувствовал себя потрясённым от внезапной новости.
The jolted passengers looked around in confusion.
Встревоженные пассажиры оглядывались в замешательстве.
Additional translations
Definitions
Suddenly and unexpectedly shocked or surprised.
She felt jolted by the unexpected news of her promotion.
Moved or shaken abruptly and roughly.
The jolted passengers held onto their seats as the bus hit a pothole.
joltverb

jolted

Past Simple

jolted
Past Simple
jolted
Past Participle
jolting
Gerund
UK
/dʒəʊlt/
US
/dʒoʊlt/
Translations
The sudden stop jolted the passengers.
Внезапная остановка трясла пассажиров.
The news jolted him out of his complacency.
Новость потрясла его и вывела из самодовольства.
The bus jolted as it hit a pothole.
Автобус дергался, когда наехал на выбоину.
Definitions
To move or cause to move with a sudden jerky motion.
The bus jolted forward, causing the passengers to grab onto their seats.
To shock or surprise someone, often in a way that prompts action or change.
The unexpected news jolted him into making a decision.
Synonyms
joltnoun
Definitions
A sudden, sharp movement or shock.
The jolt from the earthquake knocked books off the shelves.
A sudden feeling of surprise or shock.
The news of his promotion gave him a jolt of excitement.
A small amount of something, especially a drink of liquor.
He took a quick jolt of whiskey to calm his nerves.
joltgerund / present participle
Definitions
Causing a sudden jerky movement or a feeling of shock.
The truck made a jolting stop at the red light.
joltpast participle

jolted

Describes something or someone that has been shocked or jarred.
Definitions
Shocked or suddenly jarred; having experienced a jolt.
The jolted passengers looked around in alarm.