shaken

英 [ˈʃeɪkən]

美 [ˈʃeɪkən]

adj.  震惊; 烦恼; 恐惧
v.  摇动; 抖动; (使)颤动; 摇(出); 抖(掉); 摇头
shake的过去分词

过去分词：shaken　

BNC.25564 / COCA.21406

牛津词典

adj.

• 震惊；烦恼；恐惧
  shocked, upset or frightened by sth

柯林斯词典

• 
  Shakenis the past participle ofshake.

英英释义

adj

• disturbed psychologically as if by a physical jolt or shock
  1. retrieved his named from her jolted memory
  2. the accident left her badly shaken
  Synonym:jolted

双语例句

• The MBA oath comes when capitalism's claims to efficiency and legitimacy have been shaken.
  MBA誓言的出现，恰逢资本主义的有效性和合法性受到了动摇。
• The jockey was shaken up when he was thrown twice from his horse yesterday
  昨天赛马骑师两次从马背上被摔下来，受惊了。
• The survivors were ashen-faced and visibly shaken.
  生还者们面色惨白，看起来仍然惊魂未定。
• The news of Tandy's escape had shaken them all
  坦迪逃跑的消息让他们所有人都无比震惊。
• But that sentiment has been shaken by declining performance.
  可是，业绩下降已经动摇了这种观点。
• He was unaware that they had shaken off their pursuers.
  他不知道他们已经甩掉了追捕者。
• This death has shaken the very foundations of my life.
  亲人的去世动摇了我生命最根本的基础。
• The people's trust in the government has been shaken.
  人民对政府的信任动摇了。
• In the rich world, collapsing stock markets and corporate scandals have shaken confidence and mutual trust.
  在发达国家，股市崩溃和公司丑闻动摇了人们的信心和相互信任。
• Such food scandals have shaken consumer trust and spurred outcries and protests.
  此类食品丑闻动摇了消费者的信心，引发了强烈的不满和抗议。