包含 "shake" 的搭配

to move your head from side to side to show disagreement

To wave your fist in the air as a sign of anger or a threat.

to move something back and forth or up and down with short, quick, forceful movements

the earthquake caused something (e.g., a building) to move back and forth

to move one's head from side to side to express sorrow, regret, or disapproval.

To shake one's head with force to show strong disagreement or refusal.

To move involuntarily back and forth, often from fear or cold.

To damage or threaten the basic principles or structure of something.

Usually written as one word: milkshake.

To shake someone's hand in a firm, friendly manner.

To make confidence less strong or certain.

to tremble uncontrollably with strong emotion, cold, or illness

To move your head from side to side to show sadness or regret.

to turn one's head from side to side in a tired or resigned way

Refers to the action of moving one's head from side to side to express disbelief or denial.

The ground moves or vibrates, as in an earthquake.

to make someone's faith weaker

remove loose dirt by moving something quickly up and down or side to side

Often refers to the action of shaking one's head to express doubt or disbelief.

to shake one's head or a part of the body impatiently

To describe physically trembling, often from fear, cold, excitement, or anger.

An animal moving its head to make its mane move back and forth quickly.

often used for shaking one's head to indicate a clear 'no'

To move dice back and forth, usually in one's hands or a cup, before rolling them.

Often used to describe shaking one's head as a sign of sadness or regret.