Shook up Meaning in English
expression · lemma: shake up
ˈʃʊk/ /ˈəp
SHOOK-UP
ʃˈʊk/ /ˈʌp
shOOK-UP
释义
Feeling disturbed, upset, or emotionally affected, often after a surprising or shocking event.
用法与细微差别
Informal, commonly used to describe emotional disturbance, especially after accidents, bad news, or surprises. Often about temporary feelings. Close to 'disturbed' or 'unsettled', but implies emotional impact more than just surprise.
Spanish: conmocionado - alterado - perturbadoPortuguese (BR): abalado - perturbadoPortuguese (PT): abalado - perturbadoChinese (Simplified): 震惊 - 不安Chinese (Traditional): 震驚 - 不安Hindi: हिला हुआ - विचलितArabic: مصدوم - مضطربBengali: বিহ্বল - হতবিহ্বল - বিচলিতRussian: потрясён - выбит из колеи - ошеломлёнJapanese: 動揺したVietnamese: bàng hoàng - sốc - hoang mangKorean: 충격을 받은 - 당황한Turkish: sarsılmış - allak bullak olmuşUrdu: پریشان - ہل کر رہ جاناIndonesian: terkejut - terguncang - kaget
例句
She was shook up after the car accident.
basic
He felt shook up by the bad news.
basic
I'm still shook up about what happened yesterday.
basic
He tried to act normal, but you could tell he was really shook up.
natural
Everyone was a bit shook up after the sudden storm hit our town.
natural
Don't worry if you're feeling shook up—it's normal after something like that.
natural