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

• Her theory has been shaken by this new evidence.
  这一新证据动摇了她的理论。
• In spite of my outward calm I was very shaken
  我外表看似镇定，实则吓得不轻。
• She was close to both of her parents and was undeniably shaken by their divorce
  她和父母的关系都很亲近，因此毫无疑问，他们的离婚对她打击很大。
• He was unaware that they had shaken off their pursuers.
  他不知道他们已经甩掉了追捕者。
• My friend and I were shaken, my daughter in tears.
  朋友和我都受到了惊吓，我女儿哭了。
• The reforms announced by the health minister aim to win back confidence in a system shaken by a major scandal.
  卫生部长宣布的改革措施旨在挽回人们对于一个因重大丑闻而发生动摇的体制的信心。
• 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。
• 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。
• 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。
• He was shaken by rage and rancour.
  愤怒和怨恨使他不得安生。