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shook: verb
shake: I. noun II. transitive verb III. intransitive verb
shake down: transitive verb
shake off: transitive verb
shake out: transitive verb
shake up: transitive verb
shake-up: noun

shook [ʃʊk] VB

shook pt of shake

See also shake

I . shake [ʃeɪk] N

1. shake:

shake (wobble)

дрожа́ние nt

shake (vibration)

вибра́ция f

shake (quiver)

with a shake in one's voice

с дро́жью в го́лосе

2. shake pl:

встря́ска f

to get the shakes inf

трясти́сь от стра́ха

3. shake Am inf (milk shake):

моло́чный кокте́йль m

4. shake inf:

in two shakes of a duck's tail

в мгнове́ние о́ка

to be no great shake

ничего́ ва́жного

II . shake <shook, shaken> [ʃeɪk] VB trans

1. shake (joggle):

обменя́ться рукопожа́тием

shake house, person

сотряса́ть(ся)

to shake one's head

покача́ть голово́й

to shake one's fist (at sb)

грози́ть кому́-ли́бо кулако́м

to shake hands

пожа́ть друг дру́гу ру́ку

to shake sb by the hand

здоро́ваться с кем-ли́бо за́ руку

to shake one's hips

пока́чивать бёдрами

2. shake (unsettle):

поколеба́ть

3. shake (make worried):

потряса́ть

Phrases:

shake a leg inf

шевели́сь

shake a leg inf

потора́пливайся

III . shake <shook, shaken> [ʃeɪk] VB intr

кача́ться

shake well before opening

пе́ред употребле́нием взба́лтывать

Phrases:

to shake in one's boots, to shake like a leaf Brit, Aus

дрожи́т как оси́новый лист

I . shake [ʃeɪk] N

1. shake:

shake (wobble)

дрожа́ние nt

shake (vibration)

вибра́ция f

shake (quiver)

with a shake in one's voice

с дро́жью в го́лосе

2. shake pl:

встря́ска f

to get the shakes inf

трясти́сь от стра́ха

3. shake Am inf (milk shake):

моло́чный кокте́йль m

4. shake inf:

in two shakes of a duck's tail

в мгнове́ние о́ка

to be no great shake

ничего́ ва́жного

II . shake <shook, shaken> [ʃeɪk] VB trans

1. shake (joggle):

обменя́ться рукопожа́тием

shake house, person

сотряса́ть(ся)

to shake one's head

покача́ть голово́й

to shake one's fist (at sb)

грози́ть кому́-ли́бо кулако́м

to shake hands

пожа́ть друг дру́гу ру́ку

to shake sb by the hand

здоро́ваться с кем-ли́бо за́ руку

to shake one's hips

пока́чивать бёдрами

2. shake (unsettle):

поколеба́ть

3. shake (make worried):

потряса́ть

Phrases:

shake a leg inf

шевели́сь

shake a leg inf

потора́пливайся

III . shake <shook, shaken> [ʃeɪk] VB intr

кача́ться

shake well before opening

пе́ред употребле́нием взба́лтывать

Phrases:

to shake in one's boots, to shake like a leaf Brit, Aus

дрожи́т как оси́новый лист

shake down VB trans inf

1. shake down:

приспосо́биться

осво́иться

2. shake down:

постели́ть (на полу́)

3. shake down Am (cheat):

заста́вить раскоше́литься

shake off VB trans

1. shake off (agitate to remove):

стря́хивать

2. shake off (eliminate):

shake off pursuer, feeling, cold

избавля́ться

shake out VB trans

вытря́хивать

shake up VB trans

1. shake up (jumble):

взба́лтывать

встря́хивать

2. shake up (make worried):

расшевели́ть

взбудора́жить

3. shake up (reorganize):

реорганизова́ть

shake-up [ˈʃeɪkʌp] N

реорганиза́ция f

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Woof shook his hand and with a possessed stare put a spell on him. en.wikipedia.org

The two shook hands with some degree of joviality at the end and both then took separate questions from journalists. montreal.ctvnews.ca

The ground shook harder, and more arms were flailing about (and blocking my viewalthough, my lack of height may have something to with that). en.wikipedia.org

One minute later, a heavy and prolonged underwater explosion estimated to be about three times the shock of a depth charge explosion shook the ship. en.wikipedia.org

The masked robbers shook down the passengers and robbed the strongbox. en.wikipedia.org

She on leaving her cell, shook hands with the chief warder and other officers. en.wikipedia.org

He struck out two and shook off a line drive off his leg. en.wikipedia.org

I stood up and shook his hands and then sat in front of him in a humble and respectful squatting posture. en.wikipedia.org

He was one of the heartiest and most genial of men, it used to be said that his laugh shook the town. en.wikipedia.org

Foo's death shook the big wave surfing community. en.wikipedia.org

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