事情過後又被搖到
把地面換成人、公司或整個社會，畫面完全不動：大事本身結束了，影響卻一波一波再回來搖你。
noun · C1
A later effect of a shocking or damaging event — the trouble, changes or feelings that keep arriving after the event itself is over.
餘波；後續衝擊
核心畫面
Picture the moment after a big earthquake. The worst is over and people start to stand up again — and then the ground shakes once more. It is smaller, it is in the same place, and it arrives without warning. That second shake, and the ones after it, is what aftershock names. The word is built : after- plus shock, the shaking that follows the shaking.
可以想成大地震剛過去的那一刻。最可怕的一下結束了，大家正要站起來，地面卻又搖了一次。比較小、在同一個地方、而且毫無預…更多收起
可以想成大地震剛過去的那一刻。最可怕的一下結束了，大家正要站起來，地面卻又搖了一次。比較小、在同一個地方、而且毫無預告。那第二下，以及後面接著來的幾下，就是 aftershock。這個字的組合也很直白：after-（之後）加 shock（震動），就是「震動之後的震動」。記住這個畫面，另一個比喻的用法就不用另外背了。From the word’s history
Wiktionary records the word simply as after- + shock.
來源資料把這個字記成 after- 加 shock 的組合。字面上就是「之後的那一下震動」，不需要再繞路解釋。
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noun · B2
A smaller earthquake that shakes the same area after a bigger one, in the hours, days or weeks that follow it.
餘震