动词握手; 摇撼( shake的过去式 ); （使）颤抖; 动摇
1. 摇晃：shoofly 摇动木马 | shook 摇晃 | shoot a line 吹牛
2. 桶板料：shoofly 指铁路临时轨道 | shook 桶板料 | shoot-out 起弧
3. 一套现成板料; 禾束堆 (名)：shoo 赶走鸟所发声音; 嘘! (感叹) | shook 一套现成板料; 禾束堆 (名) | shook hands 握手
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1. The veteran centre forward shook off a challenge before squaring the ball back to Shao who made no mistake from 12 metres out.
2. The 1997 chain reaction shook the very foundations of the regional economy.
3. Still the violence that shook Baghdad served as a reminder of the insurgency's persistence and adaptability.
4. shook
4. Clijsters took her cap off and shook her head in disbelief in the changeover.
5. Van Gundy shook his head in disgust midway through the second quarter as the " Fire Chaney " chant broke out again.
6. The teams had just left the court at halftime of the classification game when the building shook for a few seconds.
7. The two shook hands cordially, triggering an outburst of loud applause from all present.
8. He and the other policemen apologized profusely for their countryman's behavior, and smiled politely as they shook my hand.
9. shook的解释
9. People cried and literally shook after touching or seeing Jackson's spindly fingers sticking out of the cracked window of an SUV.
10. shook的解释
10. Survivors said the plane shook violently after lifting off the runway and veered left before crashing to the ground.
noun
1. a disassembled barrel
the parts packed for storage or shipment