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🔑shakeshake1 /ʃeɪk / verb (past tense shook /ʃʊk / , past participle shak·en /ˈʃeɪkən /)- [intransitive, transitive] to move from side to side or up and down with short, quick movements摇动；抖动；颤动◆I was so nervous that I was shaking.我紧张得直发抖。◆The whole building shakes when big trucks go past.大货车驶过时，整座大楼都颤动起来。◆ (figurative) His voice shook with emotion as he described the tragedy.他在描述这一悲剧时激动得声音直颤。◆Shake the bottle before you pour the medicine out.把药倒出来前要先摇动瓶子将药摇匀。◆She shook him to wake him up.她摇了摇他想把他叫醒。
- [transitive] to disturb or upset someone or something使震惊；使不安；使难过◆The scandal has shaken the whole country.这桩丑闻震惊了全国。
- [transitive] to cause something to be less certain; to cause doubt about something动摇；使产生疑虑◆Nothing seems to shake her belief that she was right.她相信自己是对的，似乎没有什么能动摇她的这一信念。
 ●shake sb's hand / shake hands (with sb)to take someone's hand and move it up and down (when you meet, to show that you have agreed on something, etc.)与某人握手●shake your headto move your head from side to side, as a way of expressing that you mean “No”摇头（表示否定）  ●shake sb / sth offto escape from someone or something; to remove by shaking摆脱；甩掉；抖掉◆I don't seem to be able to shake off this cold.我这感冒好像总是好不了。◆Shake the crumbs off the tablecloth.把桌布上的面包屑抖掉。
🔑shakeshake2 /ʃeɪk / noun [countable] - the act of shaking or being shaken physically摇动；抖动；颤抖◆a shake of the head摇头◆You'll have to give the bottle a few shakes.你得把瓶子摇晃几下。
- = milkshake
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