shook
Pronunciación: [ʃʊk]
Palabra
Contexto: «movement»
(verb) the past tense of shake, which means to move something back and forth or up and down quickly. You shake your hands when you're excited or when you are trying to wake someone up.
Ejemplo
She shook the bottle to mix the juice well.
Ejemplo
He did not shake the toy, so it didn’t make any noise.
Ejemplo
Did you shake the can before opening it?
Contexto: «emotion»
(verb) to cause someone to feel a strong emotional response, usually fear or surprise. For example, when a scary movie makes you feel frightened.
Ejemplo
The news shook everyone in the room, leaving them speechless.
Ejemplo
The story he told did not shake her; she stayed calm.
Ejemplo
Did the surprising news shake you at all?
Contexto: «friendship»
(verb) to briefly meet and hold hands with someone as a friendly greeting or goodbye. This is what you do when you meet someone new to say hello.
Ejemplo
They shook hands firmly when they met for the first time.
Ejemplo
She didn’t shake hands with him because she felt shy.
Ejemplo
Did you shake hands with the new student today?
0s0s