Shake up
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British pronunciation/ʃˈeɪk ˈʌp/
American pronunciation/ʃˈeɪk ˈʌp/

Definicja i Znaczenie "shake up"

to shake up
[phrase form: shake]
01

wstrząsnąć, potrząsnąć

to physically stir something in order to mix or loosen its contents
Transitive: to shake up sth
to shake up definition and meaning
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She shook the salad up with a vibrant dressing for extra flavor.
The bartender shook up the cocktail with enthusiasm.
Please shake the paint can up before using it.
02

wstrząsnąć, wstrząsać

to move people or things physically, often in an aggressive and unexpected manner
Transitive: to shake up sb
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The sudden loud noise shook him up, making him drop his books.
The unexpected earthquake shook the entire city up, leaving residents in shock.
The intense thunderstorm shook up the passengers on the turbulent flight.
03

wstrząsnąć, przearanżować

to alter the structure of something
Transitive: to shake up structure of something
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She shook the furniture up to create more space in the living room.
The manager decided to shake up the team assignments for a fresh perspective.
Please shake up the schedule to accommodate the new changes.
04

wstrząsnąć, zakłócić

to disrupt someone's emotions or self-confidence
Transitive: to shake up sb
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She shook up her audience with a powerful and thought-provoking speech.
He shook up the readers with a shocking plot twist in his novel.
They shook up their fans with a raw and emotional performance that left everyone moved.
05

zrewolucjonizować, wprowadzić zmiany

to cause significant and often dramatic changes within an organization, system, or situation
Transitive: to shake up a system or situation
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The new CEO decided to shake up the company's management structure to enhance efficiency and foster innovation.
The government implemented policies to shake up the education system and address longstanding issues.
In an effort to stay competitive, the company plans to shake up its marketing strategies by embracing digital platforms.
06

zachęcać, mobilizować

to motivate someone to be more active, aware, etc.
Transitive: to shake up sb
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The school initiated a campaign to shake up students and create opportunities for them.
The coach ’s pep talk really shook up the team, making them more determined to win.
The challenging workout shook her up, giving her a new sense of motivation.
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