shocker in Russian
shocker in Russian is шо́кер — shocker means something so unexpected or badly done that it startles people.
shocker in Russian
шо́кер
Pronounced: shoker
A device for giving electric shocks.
What does "shocker" mean?
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noun Something so unexpected or badly done that it startles people.
"The team's defeat was a real shocker for the fans."
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noun A person or thing that gives an electric shock, or a device designed to do so.
"The fence had a small shocker built into the wire."
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shocker in a sentence
- The team's defeat was a real shocker for the fans.
- The fence had a small shocker built into the wire.
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What is "shocker" in Russian?
"shocker" in Russian is шо́кер. shocker means: Something so unexpected or badly done that it startles people.
How do you pronounce шо́кер?
"shocker" in Russian is шо́кер, pronounced "shoker".
How do you use "shocker" in a sentence?
Example: "The team's defeat was a real shocker for the fans." In Russian, "shocker" is шо́кер.
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