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Yes, 惊 (jīng) can be used to express surprise or shock. It can also mean "to shock, be frightened; (of a horse) to stampede, to shy". The pronunciation of 惊 is "jīng", with the first tone.
In Chinese, 惊 (jīng) can be used as a verb or an adjective. As a verb, it means to startle or surprise someone, often with a sudden or unexpected event. For example, "他突然出现,我惊呆了" (tā tūrán chūxiàn, wǒ jīng dāi le) means "He suddenly showed up. I was stunned.". As an adjective, it means shocked or frightened. For example, "她被惊得不敢出声" (tā bèi jīng de bù gǎn chūshēng) means "She was so shocked that she couldn't make a sound".
In addition, 惊 (jīng) can also be used to describe the behavior of a horse. When a horse is startled or frightened, it may suddenly start to run or jump, which is called "惊跑" (jīng pǎo). For example, "那匹马被惊跑了" (nà pǐ mǎ bèi jīng pǎo le) means "That horse was startled and ran away".
Other Chinese words that can express surprise or shock include "吃惊" (chī jīng), "震惊" (zhèn jīng), and "惊讶" (jīng yà).
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