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shake up

英 [ˈʃeɪk ʌp]

美 [ˈʃeɪk ʌp]

彻底调整,重组,改革(组织、机构、行业等); 使震动; 使激动; 使心烦意乱

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英英释义

verb

双语例句

  • He said that the accident had left her a bit shook up, but she was going to be just fine.
    他说那场事故让她受了点惊吓,不过她会好起来的。
  • Bush has come under mounting pressure from members of his own Party to shake up the White House Staff.
    布什总统受到了,他党派内的巨大压力,让他更换白宫人员。
  • You must shake up the medicine each time before you take it.
    每次服药前都必须把药摇匀。
  • I didn't shake up the party to get your attention.
    我在那天的聚会上的表现并不是要引起你的注意。
  • The first thing the new chairman did was to shake up the management.
    新主席上任后的第一件事便是将管理层大改组。
  • He speculates that market reformers at the central bank may be trying to shake up the domestic financial markets.
    他猜测,央行的市场改革派或许在试图提振本国金融市场。
  • He was in the car when those people died. That really shook him up
    那些人死的时候他正在车里,当时他真是吓坏了。
  • But reform would also shake up the inefficient domestic broking industry.
    但改革也会冲击效率低下的国内证券经纪行业。
  • If I were president obama, I'd be doing all I could to head off this prospect, offering some major new initiatives on the economic front in particular, if only to shake up the political dynamic.
    假如我是奥巴马总统,我会全力以赴避免出现这种局面,特别是在经济战线,我会提出一些新的重大举措,如果仅仅打破这些政治动力。
  • Governments and regulators have begun trying to shake up the often supine relationships between investors and management.
    政府和监管机构已开始试图撼动投资者与管理层之间往往偏于懒散的关系。