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chocado

crashed, collided, shocked, stunned

t͡ʃ o ˈk a d o → chocar
choc to collide, to crash into + ado Masculine singular past participle
verb · singular masculine, past tense Rare #50,631
crashed, collided Past participle of chocar; in Spanish compound tenses it is used with haber.
SP: El coche ha chocado contra un árbol.
EN: The car has crashed into a tree.
shocked, stunned Often used with estar to describe someone who is shocked or stunned.
SP: Estoy chocado por la noticia.
EN: I'm shocked by the news.
Conjugation of chocar
Past
chocado

¿Y si Laura no logró hacerle creer que habíamos chocado entre nosotros?

What if Laura didn’t manage to make him believe that we’d bumped into each other?

— Contratiempo (2017)

¿A qué hemos chocado?

What did we hit?

— El día del fin del mundo: Migración (2026)

Ayrton Senna ha chocado con la pared.

Ayrton Senna has hit the wall.

— Senna (2010)

Ha chocado con un ciervo y se le ha bloqueado el sistema de arranque.

He hit a deer, and it jammed the starting system.

— Contratiempo (2017)

Tom se sentía como si lo hubiera chocado un camión.

Tom felt as if he had been hit by a truck.

Sounds similar to

tocado t o ˈk a d o bocado b o ˈk a d o