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shaking /'∫eikiŋ/
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verb/ˈʃeɪk/ shakes; shook /ˈʃʊk/; shaken /ˈʃeɪkən/; shakingto move sometimes violently back and forth or up and down with short, quick movements [no obj][no obj] :to move or have parts of your body move in short, quick movements and in a way that you are not able to control[+ obj] :to free yourself from (someone or something) :to get away from or get rid of (someone or something)[+ obj] :to cause (a belief, feeling, etc.) to become weakerHer confidence was badly shaken by the accident. [=she became much less confident because of the accident][+ obj] :to cause (someone) to feel fear, anxiety, shock, etc.[+ obj] :to force (something) out of something by shakingto grasp (someone's hand) with your hand and move it up and down when you are meeting or saying goodbye to each other or as a sign of friendship or agreement [+ obj]I shook his hand. = I shook hands with him. = (somewhat old-fashioned) I shook him by the hand. [no obj][no obj] of your voice :to produce sound in an unsteady way because you are nervous, angry, sad, etc.more than you can shake a stick atchiefly US informal :more than you can countshake a leginformal :to move or go quicklyshake down[phrasal verb] US informalshake (someone) down or shake down (someone) :to get money from (someone) by using deception or threatsshake (someone or something) down or shake down (someone or something) :to search (someone or something) thoroughlyshake out[phrasal verb]informal :to happen or end in a particular wayshake (something) out or shake out (something) :to shake (something) back and forth or up and down in order to remove dirt, wrinkles, etc., from itshake up[phrasal verb]shake (someone) up or shake up (someone) :to upset (someone) :to shock or frighten (someone)shake (something) up or shake up (something) :to make many changes in (something, such as a company or organization)shake your headto turn your head from side to side as a way of answering no or of showing disagreement or refusalnounplural shakes[count] :a short, quick movement back and forth or up and downthe shakes informal :a condition in which parts of your body move in a way that you are not able to control[count] :milkshakea fair shakeinformal :a fair deal :fair treatmentin two shakesinformal :very quickly or soonno great shakesinformal :not very good or skillful at something
* Các từ tương tự:
shakedown, shaker, Shakespearean, shake-up
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verbThe poor child is shaking from the coldWhen Lola shakes her hips the strongest men have been known to weakenThe incident shook my faith in the political party I had supported all my voting lifeIt was thrilling to see the once-banned flag being shaken under the noses of the deposed leadersShake the medicine before taking it. I was really shaken by the news that Sheila had quitshake upWe finally shook off our pursuers: at last we felt safeshake offshake downWe shook down the submarine on a 30-day cruiseThe shopkeepers were so frightened that the gang easily shook them downnounThe dog gave a shake of its tail and bounded towards themGive him a good shake and he'll wake upShe's had so much to drink that she's got the shakes's