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/ˈʃætərɪŋ//ˈʃætərɪŋ/"Shattering" originates from the Old English word "scaterian," meaning "to scatter" or "to disperse." This word further developed into "shatter," which initially referred to the act of breaking something into many pieces, like a fragile object. The "-ing" suffix was added to form "shattering," highlighting the act of causing something to break apart violently. Over time, the meaning of "shattering" expanded to encompass the emotional impact of a traumatic or shocking event, signifying a profound sense of breaking or shattering of one's beliefs, emotions, or mental state.
that shocks and upsets you very much
điều đó làm bạn sốc và khó chịu rất nhiều
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Tin ông qua đời đến như một cú sốc nặng nề.
very loud
rất to
một tiếng sấm sét vang dội
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