to shake / to vibrate / to jolt / to quake / excited / shocked / one of the Eight Trigrams 八卦[], symbolizing thunder / ☳
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to shock / to astonish
to shake / to shock / to stun / shocking / stunning / shock
to shake / to vibrate / to strongly affect / shock / vibration
earthquake
(med.) cerebral concussion
to shake up / to jolt / to vibrate / to oscillate / to fluctuate
to vibrate / to shake / to shudder
to awe / to intimidate
to be furious
to tremble / to quiver
ear-splitting (idiom) / deafening
earthquake aftershock
earthquake epicenter
vibrator (sex toy)
earthquake area
(lit.) to astonish the ancients and dazzle contemporaries (idiom) / (fig.) to be earthshaking
an earth-shaking noise (idiom)
to shake heaven and earth (idiom)
earthquake epicenter (Tw)
(literary) to tremble with fear / to shock
circumstances of an earthquake
to terrify
tremors (from an earthquake)
trembling / to shiver with fear
stun grenade / (Tw) (fig.) sth that produces shockwaves / bombshell (revelation) / blockbuster (product)
shocking / stunning / sensational
Sinian (c. 800-542 million years ago), late phase of pre-Cambrian geological era
to knock out (of a jolt from an earthquake or crash)
seismic wave
seismogram
epicenter (of earthquake) / hypocenter
(seismology) focal mechanism
disastrous earthquake
stun grenade
degree of earthquake (on magnitude scale)
ear-splitting
to deafen
love egg (sex toy)
perception of tremor
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