'You are going to get a nasty shock if you think your bill will only be a few hundred quid.' It means the negative surprise someone will receive because their expectations are out of synch with reality. It could be used in warnings/advice or even threats.
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nasty shock means very astonished.
For example: The news gave me a nasty shock.
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