Shockproof: meaning, definitions and examples
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shockproof
[ ˈʃɒkpruːf ]
durability protection
Shockproof refers to the ability of an object, especially electronics or tools, to withstand shocks or impacts without being damaged. This quality is essential for items that are often subject to drops or impacts during use.
Synonyms
durable, impact-resistant, sturdy.
Examples of usage
- The new smartphone is designed to be shockproof.
- His shockproof camera survived the fall.
- This shockproof case protects your device during outdoor activities.
Translations
Translations of the word "shockproof" in other languages:
🇵🇹 à prova de choque
🇮🇳 झटके से सुरक्षित
🇩🇪 stoßfest
🇮🇩 tahan benturan
🇺🇦 ударостійкий
🇵🇱 wstrząsoodporny
🇯🇵 衝撃吸収
🇫🇷 anti-choc
🇪🇸 a prueba de golpes
🇹🇷 darbelere dayanıklı
🇰🇷 충격 방지
🇸🇦 مضاد للصدمات
🇨🇿 nárazuvzdorný
🇸🇰 nárazuvzdorný
🇨🇳 抗震
🇸🇮 odporen na udarce
🇮🇸 áhrifalaust
🇰🇿 соққыға төзімді
🇬🇪 შოკო-მდგრადი
🇦🇿 zərbə müqavimətli
🇲🇽 a prueba de golpes
Etymology
The term 'shockproof' emerged in the early 20th century, primarily used in industrial and consumer product contexts. It combines 'shock,' which originates from the Old English "scoc", referring to a sudden impact or jolt, and 'proof,' which derives from the Old English "profen," meaning to test or verify. The combination suggests a product that has been tested to ensure it can resist or absorb shock effectively. Over time, the term has been adopted widely in various fields, especially in technology, to denote devices designed to operate effectively under conditions that would typically cause damage. With advancements in materials science, the concept of shockproofing has expanded to include various protective features in devices like smartphones, cameras, and even wearable technology.