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shook
verb
uk /ʃʊk/ us /ʃʊk/
past simple of shake（shake的过去式）
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Shaking, swinging and vibrating
brandish
earth-shaking
flap
flappy
flourish
fluff
fluff something up
reverberation
reverberative
ripple
rock-a-bye
shake out
shakily
sway
thrash
tremulously
vibrate
vibration
vibratory
waggle
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Making short, sudden movements
shook
adjective
informaluk /ʃʊk/ us /ʃʊk/
shookadjective (FRIGHTENED)
(US also shook up); (UK alsoshaken, shaken up)
shocked and upset by an unpleasant experience:
When the earthquake happened, my daughter was really shook.
He's still pretty shook up about the whole thing.
He was shook, right to the core.
She said her husband was "too shook up" to talk to reporters.
I drove home by myself, totally shook up.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Saddening, shocking and upsetting
affecting
agonizingly
arrogance
baleful
be cold comfortidiom
disrespect
distressful
distressfully
distressing
distressingly
hubris
hurtful
hurtfully
impiously
impiousness
teary
touching
touchingly
tragically
traumatic
shookadjective (EAGER)
shook on something
Australian Englishinformal
liking or wanting someone or something very much, or very eager to do or have something:
I'm not shook on coffee myself.
shook | American Dictionary
shook
us/ʃʊk/
past simple of shake
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