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to shake up
[phrase form: shake]
01
secouer, bousculer
to move people or things physically, often in an aggressive and unexpected manner
02
agiter, secouer
to physically stir something in order to mix or loosen its contents
03
bouger, réorganiser
to alter the structure of something
04
décontenancer, bouleverser
to disrupt someone's emotions or self-confidence
05
bouger, réorganiser
to cause significant and often dramatic changes within an organization, system, or situation
06
dynamiser, secouer
to motivate someone to be more active, aware, etc.
shake up
v
Exemple
The intense thunderstorm shook up the passengers on the turbulent flight.
The unexpected news of the accident really shook up the whole community.
The bartender shook up the cocktail with enthusiasm.
He shook up the readers with a shocking plot twist in his novel.
The microphone malfunction during the speech shook up the speaker, leading to a momentary loss of composure in front of the audience.
