v.颠簸，(使)震动，使受到震惊(而采取行动)，唤醒，使觉醒
n.颠簸，震动，摇晃，一阵强烈的感情(尤指震惊或惊讶)

原形：jolt第三人称单数：jolts复数：jolts过去式：jolted过去分词：jolted现在分词：jolting

The sudden jolt of the rollercoaster made everyone scream.
过山车突然的颠簸使每个人都尖叫起来。
She woke up with a jolt when her alarm clock went off.
闹钟响起时，她猛地惊醒了。
The car hit a pothole, causing a jolt that sent my coffee flying.
汽车撞上了一个坑洞，引起一阵颠簸，把我的咖啡都颠飞了。
The economic recession gave the company a real jolt, forcing them to reevaluate their strategies.
经济衰退给公司带来了巨大的冲击，迫使他们重新评估自己的策略。
He felt a jolt of pain in his leg as he tried to stand up.
他试图站起来时，感到腿上一阵剧痛。
The news of her promotion came as a pleasant jolt; she hadn't expected it so soon.
她晋升的消息给了她一个惊喜的震撼；她没想到会这么快。
The airplane experienced a slight jolt during turbulence, but the pilot assured us everything was under control.
飞机在遇到气流时有轻微的颠簸，但飞行员向我们保证一切都在控制之中。
Reading that old letter gave me an emotional jolt, bringing back a flood of memories.
读那封旧信给我带来了一阵情感上的震动，勾起了许多回忆。
The horse's sudden jolt threw the inexperienced rider off balance.
马的突然一跃让没有经验的骑手失去了平衡。
A jolt of electricity shot through the circuit when the switch was flipped.
开关被打开时，一股电流穿过电路。