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1.b> (; ), , ; ; the whole house shakes when a train goes past ; shake the bottle before taking the medicine ; to shake smb. by the shoulders ;
2.b> (), ; he shook pebbles out of his shoe / ; to shake a tablecloth ;
3.b> () , ,i> .. i>; she shook her head in disbelief / ;
4.b> () , ..i>; to shake smb.'s hand, to shake hands (with smb.), to shake smb. by the hand ; they shook hands on the deal ;
5.b> (); to shake one's fist (at smb.) () ;
6.b> (), , ; to shake with fear / ; I was shaking like a leaf ; his voice shook with emotion ;
7.b> (), , ; the scandal has shaken the whole country ;
8.b> () / ; i> ; to shake one's belief ;
to shake smth. offb> 1) () / ; / ; I hope I can shake off this cold before the weekend , / ; you must shake off all worry / ;
2) (), ; shake the crumbs off the tablecloth ; to shake smb. offb> (); tob> shake smth. outb> () / ; to shake out garment ; to shake out a rug ; to shake smb. upb> 1) / (); the accident really shook him up i> ;
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