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Meaning of shook in English

shook
verb
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/ʃʊk/
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past simple of shake
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Shaking, swinging and vibrating
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shook
adjective
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shook adjective (FRIGHTENED)

(US also shook up); (UK also shaken, shaken up)
shocked and upset by an unpleasant experience:
When the earthquake happened, my daughter was really shook.
He's still pretty shook up about the whole thing.
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Saddening, shocking and upsetting
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shook adjective (EAGER)

shook on something
Australian English informal
liking or wanting someone or something very much, or very eager to do or have something:
I'm not shook on coffee myself.
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(Definition of shook from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)

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shook
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Translations of shook

in Chinese (Traditional)
（shake的過去式）…
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（shake的过去式）…
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pasado simple de "shake"…
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“shake” の過去形…
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'sarsmak' fiilinin ikinci hâli…
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passat de “shake”…
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