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v. (shook, shaken) 1. сэгсрэх. 2. \shake (with sth) дагжих, чичрэх, салганах. 3. доргих, чичрэх. 4. муудуулах. 5. эргэлзээ төрүүлэх, итгэл алдуулах. 6. (дуу хоолой) чичрэх. shake sb's hand; shake hands (with sb) гар барих. shake one's head толгой сэгсрэх. shake down сэгсрэх. shake sb off салах. shake on sth тохиролцоонд хүрч гар барих. shake sth out сэгсэрч дэлгэх. shake up 1. сэгсрэх, хутгах, зайлах. 2. үндсэн өөрчлөлт хийх. n. 1. сэгсрэх. 2. чичрэх, салганах. shaker n. 1. хутгагч. 2. Shaker шашны бүлэглэлийн гишүүн. shaking n. сэгсрэх. shake-up (also shake-out) n. үндсэн өөрчлөлт, өөрчлөн байгуулалт.
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