开;将(某物抖干净:to shafce out a duster把抹布抖 _.shake sb’up _to surprise sb and make them think about sth in a different way, become more active, etc.震动;激励;使振作,shake sthwup to make important changes in an organization, a profession, etc. in order to make it more efficient 彻底 _ 整;重组(■机 构、行业等)related noun shake-up noun

                 MOVEMENT /J] 1 [c, usually sing.] an act of shaking sth/sb 、摇动_抖动;颤^[l: Give the bottle a good shafce be/ore

opening.#瓶子前,先使劲摇一摇。offe dismissed the idea with a firm shake of his head (= turning it from side to side to mean ‘no’).他坚定地_了摇头,否定了那 .个想法。She gave him a shake to wafce him.她摇摇 把也叫醒。see also handshake

                 OF BODY2 the shakes [pi.] (informal) a physical condition in which you cannot stop your body from shaking because of fear, illness, or because you have drunkt too much alcohol 颤抖;.战東;卩多嗓I always get t/ie sfiafces be/ore exams.考斌前,我总墓紧张得 发抖。

                 DRINK 饮料 3 [C] = milkshake: a strawberry shake杯草莓奶昔

ITiTOl in two. 'shakes I in a couple of 'shakes

■'(/Vj/orma/) very soon:.:立刻;气.’more at fair ad).great adj.

shake-down /'Jeikdaun/ noun {NAmE, informaf) 1 a situation in which sb tries to force sb else to give them money using violence, threats, etc.勒索;敲诈 2 a thor- ough search of’sb/gth 彻底搜查:a polic'e :shakedown of the area警方对这一地辱的、彻鹿搜查3 a test of a vehicle to see if there are any problems before it is used gener- ally:(交通工辱的 > 试用,试航,试飞 shaken /'Jeikan/ (also shaken 'up) adj. [not usually before noun] shocked, upset or frightened by sth 震捸;烦恼; 恐惧

shake-out noun [usually sing.] 1 a situation in which people lose their jobs and less successful companies are forced to close because of competition and difficult economic conditions 经济衰退卜经济萧条 2 = shake-up shaker /’Jeika(r)/ ziow/1 1 (often in compounds 常构成复 ,).a container that is used for shaking things 摇动 器;混合器•,(盖上有孔的 > 作料瓶:a sdtshafcer盐瓶 ◊ a cocfctaii shafcer 鸡尾酒摇壶picture i=> back­gammon 2 Shaker a member of a religious group in the US who live in a community in a very simple way and do not marry or have partners 震颤派教徒 f 美国_ .派,教徒禁欲独身,聚居一处,崇尚俭朴生活D3E1 see MOVER

shake_up (also 'shake-out) now/? ~ (in/of sth) a situ­ation in which a lot of changes are made to a company, an organization, etc. in order to improve the way in which it works (机构的)重大调整,重租a manage- ment shafce-up3层^大调整 shak ing /'feikiq/ noun [sing., U], the act of shaking sth/sb or the fact of being shaken 摇动_ 抖动;颤动 shaky /'Jeiki/ adj. (shaki-er, shaki-est) 1 shaking and feeling weak because you are ill/sick, emotional or old 颤抖的;颤巍巍的 UNSTEADY: Her voice sounded on the phone.电话里她的声音听着发颤rhe oZd man was very sha/qy on his/eet老人站在那儿. ■颤巍 巍的。2 not firm or safe; not certain 不固的;..不牢靠 如;摇晃的;:不确切的:That ladder loolcs a little.shaky. 这梯子看籴不矢牵龠◊ (/iigwraf/Ve) Her memories / the accident are a ZittZe sha/cy.那次事敁她记不太清楚T(figurative) The protesters are on shaky ground (= it is not certain that their claims are. valid).抗议者未必站得 住脚。3 not seeming very successful; likely to fail.不大 出色的;成问题的;可能失败的UNCERTAIN: Business is Zoofcing sha?<y at the moment.从目前看,业 务举步维艰◊ A/ter a shafcy start, they /ou^ht bacfc to win 3-2.他们开局不顺,但最终以3:2反败为胜。shaki­ly /-ili/ fldv.: ‘Get the doctor,he whispered shakily.请大夫。:”他颤声低语说。.

shale /Jeil/ nqun [U] a type of soft stone that splits easily into tiiin dat layers 页岩► shialy oof/, shall ■* ./Jal; strong/o/ttj Jael/.          .(/iega"Ve shall

not, short form shan^ /Xa:nt; NAmE Jaent/pf should /Jud/,

1831 sham

negative should not, short form shouldn^ /'Judiit/) (espe­cially Br£)

                 (becoming old-fashioned) used with / and we for talking about or predicting the future (同 I we-.连 用,表示将来)将要,将会T/iis time next week J shaH be in Scotkmd.下厨这个时候我载在苏格兰1% ◊ We shan’t be gone ong.我们不会去彳i长时间的◊ J said that J s/iou〖d be pieased to ZieZjp.我说过我乐意帮忙。

                 used in questions with / and we for making offers or suggestions or asking advice (在疑问_句中同 I we_连 用,表示提出或征求意见> :S/rnH J send you the book? 我把4给你寄.去,好不_好? What sftaM we do this weekend?个周未我们要ii[什么呢? lets Zoofc at i't again,. shciH we?{H. _. 遍,好.不好? 3 {old- fashioned or formal) used to show that you are deter­mined, or to give an order or instruction (表示决心.、 命令或指示纟必须,一定,应该:He is determined that you shaH succeed.他决心使你成功_◊ Ccmdidates shaH remain in their seats until all the papers have been coHected.考生必须留在座位上,等所有试卷收好以后方可 离去。.-note at modal

GRAMMAR POINT语法说明

shall * will

                  In modern English the traditional cMfference between shall and will has almost disappeared, and shall is not used very much at all, especially in NAmE. Shall is now only used with / and we, and often pounds formal and.old-fashioned.在现代英语中,shall wiU的传统区别几乎不复存在。shall基本上不怎么 用,尤其在北美英语中。shall目前只与Iwe 用,1听起来常显得正式并过时People are more lijkely to say 人更可能说:/7/(f will) fee tote.要迟到and 7/ g'you:.will) flpo/og/ze.

'A/o / mwfr …如赶快赔个不是-。r

不,我不!

                  In BrE shall is still used with / and we in questions or when you want to make a suggestion or an offer. ^ 英国英语中,shall仍然与lwe连用,用于疑问

句、提出建议或提供帮助Whflf s/?fl/// wear fo f/»e party?我穿什么衣服去参加聚会呢?f ◊    we

some 我们要些啡好吗i/r/ve>:s/)£?_//t/?...

我来开车好吗?

' fe> note at should

shaMot /Ja'lDt; NAmE -'la:t/ noun a vegetable like a small onion with a very strong taste 青葱:大葱 —picture c> page Ri8

shal-lW l>*w /'Jaelau; NAmE -lou/ adj. (shal-low-er, shal- lowest)

1 not having much distance between the top or surface and the bottom 浅的a shallow dish 浅盘 _◊ They were playing in the shallow end (= of the swimming pool). 他们在游泳池的浅水区玩耍Theseare/oundfn shaMow waters arounci the coast•这些鱼生长在秦边浅水 水域。deep 2 {disapproving) (of a person, an idea, a comment, ?tc.人、.观点?.二评也4) not showing serious thought, feelings, etc. about sth 砝浅的;浅薄的 SEl superficial 3 shallow breathing involves taking in only a small amount of air e'ach time (呼吸钱的,弱 的■> shal.low.ly flc/v.: He was breathing shallowly. i^Vf 吸短促。shaMow.ness now/7 [U] shallows I'Jseldoz; NAmE -louz/ the shallows noun [pi.] a shallow place in a river or the sea (河海的)浅水 处,逢滩

sha-lom /Je'lmn; NAmE Ja'lDim/ exclamation a Hebrew word for ‘hello’ or ‘goodbye’ that means ‘peace’. .i (着,'伯 来语,见面或告别时说)祝你平安 shalt /Jaelt/ verb thou shalt (old use) used to mean *yu shall’when talking to one person (义同 shall,用手第 二人称单数r shal.warsalwar sham /Jaem/ noun, adj., verb

noun (disapproving) 1 [sing.] a situation, feeling, system