开;将(某物)抖干净:to shafce out a duster把抹布抖
千_净.shake sb一’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)一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.打#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。一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.’上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
合,词).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 鸡尾酒摇壶一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-up管3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 〇/ 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.去 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 〇■* ./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 和 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 和 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?备个周未我们要ii[什么呢? ◊ let’s Zoofc at i't again,. shciH
we?我{H. _.看■ 一 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。.々-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 如 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I和we连 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 丨 will)
fee tote.我 要迟到and 7/ g'you:.will)
flpo/og/ze.
'A/o
/ mw’fr …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l和we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-l〇W 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 *y〇u shall’,when talking to one
person (义同 shall,用手第 二人称单数r shal.war,salwar sham /Jaem/ noun, adj., verb
■ noun
(disapproving) 1 [sing.] a situation, feeling, system