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shake
/ʃeɪk/
verb
Hızlı, düzensiz hareketlerle ileri geri veya yukarı aşağı hareket etmek veya ettirmek.
To move or cause to move rapidly back and forth or up and down with quick, irregular movements.
- She shook the bottle before pouring the juice.
- The building shook during the earthquake.
- He shook his head in disagreement.
- The chemist instructed the laboratory technicians to shake the reaction vessel vigorously for thirty seconds to ensure proper mixing of the reagents.
- Recent geopolitical tensions have begun to shake investor confidence in emerging markets, prompting a shift toward more stable assets.
- Neuroscientists have observed that exposure to traumatic events can shake the foundational beliefs individuals hold about safety and predictability in their environment.
verb
Selamlama veya anlaşmayı onaylamak için birinin elini tutup yukarı aşağı hareket ettirmek.
To grasp someone's hand and move it up and down as a greeting or to seal an agreement.
- They shook hands after the meeting.
- Let's shake on it to make the deal official.
verb
Birini duygusal olarak rahatsız etmek veya sarsmak; şoke etmek veya huzursuz etmek.
To upset or disturb someone emotionally; to shock or unsettle.
- The news really shook her.
- He was visibly shaken by the accident.
- Nothing seems to shake his confidence.
noun
Hızlı ileri geri veya yukarı aşağı hareket.
A rapid back-and-forth or up-and-down movement.
- Give the box a good shake.
- He answered with a shake of his head.
nouninformal
Milkshake veya benzer karıştırılmış içecek.
A milkshake or similar blended drink.
- I ordered a chocolate shake.
- Would you like a protein shake after your workout?