jolt

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• UK: /d͡ʒɒlt/
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• UK: /d͡ʒəʊlt/
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• General-American: /d͡ʒoʊlt/
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• rhymes with -ɒlt
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• rhymes with -əʊlt
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• CMU ARPABET: JH OW1 L T Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Perhaps from joll (“to knock, strike”) + -t (frequentative suffix).

155 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: друсане (drusane) — act of jolting
• Bulgarian: тръскане (trǎskane) — act of jolting
• Czech: trhnutí — act of jolting
• Czech: cuknutí — act of jolting
• Czech: škubnutí — act of jolting
• Dutch: schokken — act of jolting
• Dutch: horten — act of jolting
• Dutch: botsen — act of jolting
• Finnish: tärähdys — act of jolting
• Finnish: tärinä — act of jolting
• French: soubresaut — act of jolting
• French: secousse — act of jolting
• French: à-coup — act of jolting
• Georgian: ნჯღრევა (nǯɣreva) — act of jolting
• Georgian: ნძრევა (nʒreva) — act of jolting
• German: Gerüttel — act of jolting
• German: Geschüttel — act of jolting
• German: Ruck — act of jolting
• German: Rucken — act of jolting
• German: Stoß — act of jolting
• German: Stoßen — act of jolting
• Hungarian: zökkenés — act of jolting
• Hungarian: zökkenő — act of jolting
• Hungarian: döccenés — act of jolting
• Hungarian: rázkódás — act of jolting
• Hungarian: zötykölődés — act of jolting
• Hungarian: löket — act of jolting
• Hungarian: rángatózás — act of jolting
• Russian: тря́ска (trjáska) — act of jolting
• Russian: толчо́к (tolčók) — act of jolting
• Scottish Gaelic: crathadh — act of jolting
• Swedish: skakning — act of jolting
• Swedish: ryck — act of jolting
• Swedish: stöt — act of jolting
• Ukrainian: трясіння (trjasinnja) — act of jolting
• Ukrainian: поштовх (poštovx) — act of jolting
• Bulgarian: шок (šok) — surprise or shock
• Bulgarian: разтърсване (raztǎrsvane) — surprise or shock
• Czech: otřes — surprise or shock
• Czech: šok — surprise or shock
• Dutch: schok — surprise or shock
• Dutch: verrassing — surprise or shock
• Dutch: ontnuchtering — surprise or shock
• Finnish: järkytys — surprise or shock
• Finnish: shokki — surprise or shock
• German: Schock — surprise or shock
• German: Aufrüttler — surprise or shock
• German: Waxhrüttler — surprise or shock
• Hungarian: megrázkódtatás — surprise or shock
• Hungarian: meglepetés — surprise or shock
• Russian: встря́ска (vstrjáska) — surprise or shock
• Russian: уда́р (udár) — surprise or shock
• Russian: шок (šok) — surprise or shock
• Ukrainian: струс (strus) — surprise or shock
• Ukrainian: шок (šok) — surprise or shock
• Ukrainian: двигіт (dvyhit) — surprise or shock
• German: Denkzettel — long prison sentence
• German: Schuss — narcotic injection
• Hungarian: löket — narcotic injection
• Hungarian: lövés — narcotic injection
• Bulgarian: друсам (drusam) — to push or shake
• Bulgarian: разтърсвам (raztǎrsvam) — to push or shake
• Catalan: sotraguejar — to push or shake
• Czech: cuknout — to push or shake
• Czech: škubnout — to push or shake
• Czech: trhnout — to push or shake
• Dutch: schokken — to push or shake
• Dutch: hobbelen — to push or shake
• Esperanto: ekskuiĝi — to push or shake
• Finnish: ravistaa — to push or shake
• Finnish: täristää — to push or shake
• French: ballotter — to push or shake
• French: cahoter — to push or shake
• French: secouer — to push or shake
• French: tressauter — to push or shake
• Georgian: ნჯღრევა (nǯɣreva) — to push or shake
• Georgian: ნძრევა (nʒreva) — to push or shake
• Georgian: რხევა (rxeva) — to push or shake
• German: schütteln — to push or shake
• German: durchrütteln — to push or shake
• Hungarian: rángat — to push or shake
• Hungarian: ráz — to push or shake
• Hungarian: zötyköl — to push or shake
• Hungarian: lökdös — to push or shake
• Hungarian: zökkent — to push or shake
• Hungarian: lök — to push or shake
• Hungarian: döccent — to push or shake
• Italian: sballottare — to push or shake
• Italian: sbalzellare — to push or shake
• Italian: sobbalzare — to push or shake
• Italian: scuotere — to push or shake
• Italian: squassare — to push or shake
• Portuguese: sacudir — to push or shake
• Russian: трясти́ (trjastí) — to push or shake
• Russian: тряхну́ть (trjaxnútʹ) — to push or shake
• Scottish Gaelic: crath — to push or shake
• Serbo-Croatian: tresati — to push or shake
• Spanish: sacudir — to push or shake
• Turkish: sarsmak — to push or shake
• Ukrainian: трясти (trjasty) — to push or shake
• Ukrainian: стрясати (strjasaty) — to push or shake
• Walloon: cahossî — to push or shake
• Walloon: kihossî — to push or shake
• Bulgarian: удрям силно (udrjam silno) — to deal a blow to
• Finnish: lyödä — to deal a blow to
• Finnish: täräyttää — to deal a blow to
• German: einen Schlag versetzen — to deal a blow to
• Hungarian: megüt — to deal a blow to
• Hungarian: rávág — to deal a blow to
• Hungarian: rácsap — to deal a blow to
• Māori: rutu — to deal a blow to
• Serbo-Croatian: tresnuti — to deal a blow to
• Bulgarian: задействам (zadejstvam) — to shock into taking action
• Dutch: in de war brengen — to shock into taking action
• Finnish: tönäistä — to shock into taking action
• Finnish: töniä — to shock into taking action
• Georgian: ბიძგი (biʒgi) — to shock into taking action
• German: aufrütteln — to shock into taking action
• German: wachrütteln — to shock into taking action
• Hungarian: kizökkent — to shock into taking action
• Hungarian: felráz — to shock into taking action
• Bulgarian: разтъ́рсвам (raztǎ́rsvam) — to shock emotionally
• Bulgarian: потреса́вам (potresávam) — to shock emotionally
• Czech: otřást — to shock emotionally
• Czech: zamávat — to shock emotionally
• Dutch: kwetsen — to shock emotionally
• Dutch: ontnuchteren — to shock emotionally
• Finnish: järkyttää — to shock emotionally
• German: schwer treffen — to shock emotionally
• German: erschüttern — to shock emotionally
• Hungarian: megráz — to shock emotionally
• Hungarian: sokkol — to shock emotionally
• Russian: потряса́ть (potrjasátʹ) — to shock emotionally
• Russian: потрясти́ (potrjastí) — to shock emotionally
• Russian: встрево́жить (vstrevóžitʹ) — to shock emotionally
• Serbo-Croatian: potresti — to shock emotionally
• Spanish: sacudir — to shock emotionally
• Ukrainian: стрясати (strjasaty) — to shock emotionally
• Ukrainian: шокувати (šokuvaty) — to shock emotionally
• Czech: kodrcat se — to shake, move with a series of jerks
• Dutch: verwarren — to shake, move with a series of jerks
• Finnish: heilahdella — to shake, move with a series of jerks
• Finnish: vaappua — to shake, move with a series of jerks
• German: holpern — to shake, move with a series of jerks
• German: rütteln — to shake, move with a series of jerks
• German: ruckeln — to shake, move with a series of jerks
• Hungarian: zötyög — to shake, move with a series of jerks
• Hungarian: zötykölődik — to shake, move with a series of jerks
• Hungarian: döcög — to shake, move with a series of jerks
• Hungarian: döccen — to shake, move with a series of jerks
• Hungarian: rázkódik — to shake, move with a series of jerks
• Russian: трястись (trjastisʹ) — to shake, move with a series of jerks
• Serbo-Croatian: tresati se — to shake, move with a series of jerks
• Spanish: traquetear — to shake, move with a series of jerks
• Ukrainian: трястися (trjastysja) — to shake, move with a series of jerks