shakedown如何读

英:[ˈʃeɪkdaʊn]

美:[ˈʃekˌdaʊn]

shakedown是什么意思

n.

临时的便床

临时寄宿

摇落

摇匀

shakedown自然拼读

shake·down

sheIk daUn

shakedown变形

复数:shakedowns

shakedown英英释义

noun

an improvised bed (such as one made up on the floor)

a boisterous dance

an act or instance of shaking someone downespecially: extortion

a thorough search

a process or period of adjustment

a testing under operating conditions of something new (such as a ship) for possible faults and defects and for familiarizing the operators with it

verb

intransitive verb

to take up temporary quarters

to occupy an improvised or makeshift bed

to become accustomed especially to new surroundings or duties

to settle down

transitive verb

to obtain money from in a deceitful, contemptible, or illegal manner

racketeers shaking down store owners for protection

to make a thorough search of

to bring about a reduction of

to give a shakedown test to

shook down the vessel before its maiden voyage

shakedown词源英文解释

The first known use of shakedown was circa 1730

shakedown儿童词典英英释义

shake1 of 2verb

to move irregularly to and fro : quiver, tremble

shaking with cold

to become unsteady : totter

to cause to move in a usually quick jerky manner

to free oneself from

shake off a cold

to cause to become weaker

shake one's faith

to force out of a place by quick jerky movements

shake dust from a blanket

to clasp (hands) in greeting or as a sign of goodwill or agreement

shake2 of 2noun

an act of shaking

plural a condition of trembling (as from chill)

something produced by shakingespecially: milk shake

a very brief period of time

ready in two shakes

plural one that stands out especially in importance, ability, or merit—usually used in the phrase no great shakes

a long shingle

deal entry 3 sense 2

a fair shake

shakyadjective

lacking firmness

lacking in authority or reliability : questionable

shaky data

marked by shaking : trembling

likely to give way or break down

shakyadjective

lacking firmness

lacking in authority or reliability : questionable

shaky data

marked by shaking : trembling

likely to give way or break down

shakernoun

a utensil or machine used in shaking

capitalized a member of a religious group originating in England and practicing a communal life

shakedownnoun

a testing under operating conditions of something new (as a ship) for possible faults or for the operators to become more familiar with it

a shakedown cruise

shakedown 例句

1 But even as I bend myself into pretzel shapes, I have to admit it might bug me to receive a shakedown like yours.

2 The calculation formulas for engineering design are derived and some details in installation and shakedown test are also presented.

文中导出了可供工程设计用的计算公式,并介绍了安装调试中所应注意的事项。

3 In response, Combs’ team is characterizing the suit as the result of an unsuccessful shakedown attempt by a former girlfriend.

4 He was the victim of a shakedown by a street gang.

5 "This was their way of trying to save face after an unsuccessful attempted shakedown of Bryan Singer," said Marty Singer, who is not related to the director.

6 Blagojevich's lawyers argued that the numbers weren't real because none of the money was paid and some of the shakedown targets testified they never had any intention of doing so.

7 A couple of Pre-Mor Authority jackboots target him for a shakedown, which is the last mistake they ever make — and one that makes Cassian a wanted man.

8 Analyzing and comparing every factors influence on slope shakedown.

分析比较影响边坡安定的各项因素。

9 And the checkpoints, the shakedowns, the roadblock dictators.

10 For roughly four years, Mr. Sheen had worked to keep his illness private, out of public view, by jousting with the media and paying several other people in what he called “shakedowns” for their silence.

11 Torres had been serving life in prison for shooting a San Fernando Valley gang member in 2003 who was shaking down drug dealers and prostitutes by falsely claiming to represent the organization.

12 This is to say that on some level I get it — you want the best for your child, and the entire university admissions system is a giant, insane stress-riddled shakedown.

13 Lawrence could afford to scoff at suggestions that the cyclotron was still in its shakedown stage.

14 The shakedown of her Winnebago didn’t turn up anything other than the $42,520 Scoob saw in the space behind the TV.

15 In a statement to The Times, Barta dismissed Zucker’s lawsuit as another attempt to shake down his client for personal gain.

16 An unclassifiable treasury of hustles and shakedowns, the eleven episodes are a vision of making it in show biz and making it out of the rat trap of race in America.

17 Romania has a problem with corruption, from petty tourist shakedowns to high officials’ malfeasance, and Bucharest, its capital, seems somewhat bereft.

18 “This wasn’t a shakedown for me to get money. This was about, What are you going to do overall for talented people now that you’ve been monetized in this way?”

19 A rational strength criterion of such a problem can be found only by a shakedown analysis on the theory of plasticity.

只有运用塑性理论的安定性分析才能找到合理的强度判据。

20 The Dorneans sent two ships, both of their previously unseen Braha 'tok-class, to avoid the suspicion of Imperial Intelligence (the ships were officially on shakedown cruises).

为了避免帝国情报局的怀疑,多尔尼亚人派去了两艘初次露面的“布拉哈·托克级”飞船(官方声称这两艘飞船在进行试航)。

shakedown 同义词

2 试车

shake down

4 搜身

toss frisk

7 临时床铺

put-you-up pallet

19 摇落

roll shake

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