shake up

• 动词短语，指打乱、震动或重组某人或某事物，通常意在带来重大改变。

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of disturbing, shocking, or reorganizing something or someone, often to bring about significant change.

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1. Disturb or shockinformal

   To cause someone to feel shocked, upset, or disturbed.

   震惊

   • The accident really shook him up.
   • The news of the layoffs shook up the entire office.
   • She was shaken up after the robbery.

   同义词agitatedisconcertdisturbjoltrockshockunsettleupset

   反义词calmcomfortreassuresettlesoothe

2. Reorganize or changeinformal

   To make major changes to an organization, system, or routine in order to improve it.

   调整改组

   • The new CEO plans to shake up the company's management structure.
   • The team needs to be shaken up to improve performance.
   • They shook up the entire curriculum to make it more modern.

   同义词overhaulreshufflerestructurerevamptransform

   反义词keepmaintainpreserve

基本动词shake