“To shock” in Japanese
Short answer
To shock in Japanese is “束ね積む” (tabanetsumu). Full meaning: to shock (grain).
Other ways to say “To shock” in Japanese
揺るがす
yurugasu to shake, to swing, to sway, to shock
震撼させる
shinkansaseru to shake (e.g. the world), to shock
揺さぶる
yusaburu to shake, to jolt, to rock, to swing, to sway; to shake (e.g. the political world), to disturb, to shock, to upset; to put off a batter (by varying one's type of pitch)
震駭させる
shingaisaseru to frighten, to terrify, to shock
揺がす
yurugasu to shake, to swing, to sway, to shock
耳目を驚かす
jimokuwoodorokasu to take by surprise, to startle, to shock
ゆるがす
yurugasu to shake, to swing, to sway, to shock
揺ぶる
yusaburu to shake, to jolt, to rock, to swing, to sway; to shake (e.g. the political world), to disturb, to shock, to upset; to put off a batter (by varying one's type of pitch)
揺振れる
yusabureru to shake, to jolt, to rock, to swing, to sway; to shake (e.g. the political world), to disturb, to shock, to upset; to put off a batter (by varying one's type of pitch)
揺さ振る
yusaburu to shake, to jolt, to rock, to swing, to sway; to shake (e.g. the political world), to disturb, to shock, to upset; to put off a batter (by varying one's type of pitch)
ゆさぶる
yusaburu to shake, to jolt, to rock, to swing, to sway; to shake (e.g. the political world), to disturb, to shock, to upset; to put off a batter (by varying one's type of pitch)
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