culture shock

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ˈculture ˌshock noun [singular, uncountableU]

the feeling of being confused or anxious that you get when you visit a foreign country or a place that is very different from the one you are used to 文化沖擊

India is where I first experienced real culture shock.

印度是讓我第一次真正感受到文化沖擊的地方。

Moving to London was a bit of a culture shock after ten years of living in the country.

過了十年的鄉村生活後再搬到倫敦，文化上的差異讓人有點無所適從。

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culture shock• They came to places like Southend, Thurrock and Basildon, and found it a bit of a culture shock.• I thought Texas would be too much of a culture shock for Annie.• Because of the language barrier and culture shock, such insights are far too rare.• He has so many antidotes for culture shock.• They may also be seen as payments to compensate for culture shock.• I get culture shock every time I come back to this country.• Even my Mississippi spouse was in culture shock for years.• Their children, however, were born into such a state of culture shock that they were afraid to budge.• Meadowlark-his first name is used just once-finds himself at the sharp end of all of the culture shock.

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