jostled
Prononciation : [ˈdʒɑːsld]
Mot
Contexte : « physical interaction »
(verb) to push or bump into someone or something with a lot of people around. It often happens in crowded places where people move around quickly.
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During the parade, I jostled through the crowd to see the floats.
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I didn't jostle anyone while waiting in line because I wanted to be polite.
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Did you jostle anyone when you walked through the busy market?
Contexte : « emotional disturbance »
(verb) to shake someone emotionally or make them feel surprised or upset. This can happen when someone suddenly reminds you of something or gives you unexpected news.
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Her words jostled my thoughts and made me reconsider my decision.
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That news didn't jostle me; I was expecting it.
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What event jostled your memories of the past?
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