electric shock
Physical effect of an electric current that enters the body, ranging from a minor static-electricity discharge to a power-line accident or lightning strike but most often resulting from house current. The effects depend on the current (not the voltage), and the worst damage occurs along its path from the entry to the exit point. Causes of immediate death are ventricular fibrillation and paralysis of the brain's breathing center or of the heart. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation is the best first aid. Though most survivors recover completely, after effects may include cataract, angina pectoris, or nervous-system disorders.
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Electrocute - band - was created in 2002.
High voltage is dangerous because it can electrocute you. The warden had to electrocute the condemned criminal after an appeal to the governor failed.
A human is the creature that has the ability to electrocute a horse.
It contains electricity + execute <<<<<< electrocute <<<< electric shock
If you drop a hair dryer in a bath tub, you will electrocute anything in it.
Yes...
because it can electrocute you
electrocute
It means to electrocute it to destroy it.
The verb for to execute or kill by electric shock is indeed to electrocute.(Example : Touching a hanging power line can electrocutea person.)
Electrify, electrifies, electrifying and electrified are verbs.So are electrocute, electrocutes, electrocuting and electrocuted.Depending on the tense.For example:"I need to electrify the circuit"."We will electrocute the alien"."She electrifies the circuit"."The marine electrocutes the aliens""We are electrifying them"."We are electrocuting them"."They were electrified"."The murderer was electrocuted".
No, and actually that would electrocute them