concussion

UK:  [kən'kʌʃ(ə)n]

US:  [kən'kʌʃ(ə)n]

复数：concussions  

n.

1.震荡;冲击

2.震动,冲击,撞击,冲激

3.〔苏格兰语〕威胁,胁迫

4.【医学】(脑)震荡

1 . When he boil the coffee of Ireland for her for the first time, flowing the bottom the tears because concussion.
当他第一次为她煮爱尔兰咖啡时，因为激动而流下了眼泪。

2 . He was one of several researchers who helped develop a computer software program that tests for concussion and its level of severity.
作为其中的一员，迈克尔与其它一些研究员正帮助研发一个测试脑震荡的严重程度的电脑软件。

3 . Someone who has continuing problems after a concussion might be referred by the doctor to a rehabilitation specialist for additional help.
在脑震荡后有持续问题的人可能被医生转到康复专家那里接受附加治疗。

4 . A man who suffered concussion after diving into a shallow pool has made a seemingly improbable discovery: it made him a musical genius.
美国一名男子在一个较浅的游泳池跳水导致脑震荡，之后却意外发现这起事故使他成为了音乐天才。

5 . Jake may have had a concussion, and it was actually a bad idea for him to stay in the game.
杰克可能已经得了脑震荡，而且对他来说，留在赛场上实在是一个糟糕的主意。