Shook Meaning in English

word · lemma: shake

US

/ˈʃʊk/

shuuk

UK

/ʃˈʊk/

shuuk

التعريف

'Shook' is the past tense of 'shake'. It can mean moved something quickly back and forth, trembled, or caused a strong emotional shock.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Most often appears as the past form of 'shake': 'shook the bottle', 'shook with fear'. In informal English, especially online, 'shook' can also mean very surprised or emotionally affected: 'I was shook', but this use is casual and not suitable for formal writing.

• Spanish: sacudió - tembló - sorprendió profundamente
• Portuguese (BR): sacudiu - tremeu - abalou profundamente
• Portuguese (PT): abanou - tremeu - abalou profundamente
• Chinese (Simplified): 摇晃了 - 发抖了 - 使震惊了
• Chinese (Traditional): 搖晃了 - 發抖了 - 使震驚了
• Hindi: हिलाया - कांपा - गहराई से झकझोर दिया
• Arabic: هزَّ - ارتجف - صدم بشدة
• Bengali: নাড়ালো - কাঁপলো - বিমূঢ় হয়ে গেল
• Russian: трясл - дрожал - потряс
• Japanese: 振った - 揺れた - 衝撃を受けた
• Vietnamese: lắc - run rẩy - bị sốc
• Korean: 흔들었다 - 떨었다 - 충격을 받았다
• Turkish: salladı - titredi - çok şaşırdı
• Urdu: ہلایا - کانپ گیا - چونک گیا
• Indonesian: mengguncang - gemetar - terkejut

جمل نموذجية

He shook the box to hear what was inside.

basic

She shook with cold after the walk.

basic

The bad news shook the whole family.

basic

I was shook when I saw the final bill.

natural

Her voice shook as she told us the story.

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That interview really shook my confidence.

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