culture shock in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

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I.culture [Brit ˈkʌltʃə, Am ˈkəltʃər] N

II.culture [Brit ˈkʌltʃə, Am ˈkəltʃər] VB trans BIOL

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I.shock [Brit ʃɒk, Am ʃɑk] N

1. shock (psychological):

shock
shock m
shock
choc m
to get or have a shock
avere uno shock
to give sb a shock
provocare uno shock a or scioccare qn
the shock of seeing, hearing
lo shock di vedere, di sentire
it came as a bit of a shock
è stato uno shock
her death came as a shock to us
la sua morte è stata uno shock per noi or ci ha scioccato
it's a shock to the system when…
è un vero shock quando…
to recover from or get over the shock
riprendersi da or superare uno shock
a sense of shock
uno shock
he's in for a nasty shock when he gets the bill inf
gli prenderà un colpo quando vedrà il conto
to express one's shock (indignation)
esprimere la propria indignazione
to express one's shock (amazement)
esprimere il proprio stupore
his shock at their mistreatment
la sua indignazione per i maltrattamenti che hanno subito
her shock at her surprisingly good results
il suo stupore di fronte a risultati sorprendentemente buoni
shock! horror! JOURN hum
scandalo! orrore!
minister's resignation shock! JOURN
colpo di scena: il ministro si dimette!
minister's resignation shock! before n approach, effect
shock
minister's resignation shock! inf announcement, decision, result
scioccante

II.shock [Brit ʃɒk, Am ʃɑk] VB trans

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culture shock in the PONS Dictionary

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II.culture [ˈkʌl·tʃɚ] VB trans

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It explores the conjunction of invocation, deep time, and culture shock.
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Many of the participants of those meetings still recall with sentiment the abstract situations caused by the huge bureaucracy and their culture shock.
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Following the culture shock of emigration he concentrated on thin lines on white canvases.
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The series aims to document the culture shock each family goes through in their new environment.
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One can step out from under ones sacred canopy and experiences culture shock.
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In fact, research has shown that both hosts and homestay students may exhibit symptoms of mild culture shock and must adjust accordingly.
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New hunters may experience a form of culture shock the first time they enter the wilderness, and may require mental acclimatization when returning to civilization.
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Simply put, culture shock appears as a result of a discreet decision by an individual to travel abroad.
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The teachers experience some culture shock at the different style of education, including the relative lack of age-based hierarchy at the school.
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Her art at this time dealt with her internal struggles, such as the difficulty of experiencing and adapting to culture shock.
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