Shake russian
болта́ть
to chat, to babble, to chitchat, to gossip
to dangle, to swing (legs)
to stir, to shake (a liquid)
сбить
to knock down, to knock over, to hit (with a vehicle)
to shoot down, to down
to knock off, to shake down, to knock away
to whip, to beat, to churn
to confuse, to throw off, to disconcert
дрожа́ть
to tremble, to shiver, to shake
to tremble, to quiver
пожа́ть
to shake (someone's hand), to press (a hand)
to shrug (one's shoulders)
отде́латься
to get rid (of), to shake off, to free oneself (from)
to get off (lightly), to escape (with), to get away (with)
трясти́
to shake, to jog, to rock
to shake out
to jolt, to be bumpy
to tremble, to shiver, to shake
трясти́сь
to be jolted, to be shaken about, to jog along, to bump along
to tremble, to shiver, to shake, to quiver
потрясти́
to shake, to give a shake
to shock (emotionally), to stun, to move deeply
to shake, to rock
кача́ть
to rock, to swing, to sway
to shake (one's head), to move back and forth
to pump, to pump out
to download
мота́ть
to wind, to wind up, to reel
to shake (one's head), to wag, to swing
to squander, to waste, to blow (money)
to beat it, to clear off, to get lost
встряхну́ть
to shake, to give a shake
to rouse, to stir up, to shake up
покача́ть
to shake (one's head), to give a shake
to rock (for a while), to swing (for a while), to dandle
to pump (for a while)
to download
стряхну́ть
to shake off
трепа́ть
to pull, to tug, to yank, to pull about
to tousle, to ruffle, to whip about, to make flutter
to wear out, to wear down
to blab, to chatter, to prattle
to pat, to stroke
to shake, to rack
to beat up, to thrash
to swingle, to scutch
встряхну́ться
to shake oneself, to shake off
to snap out of it, to pull oneself together, to rouse oneself, to take heart
to have a good time, to let loose, to enjoy oneself
пожима́ть
to shake (hands), to press (someone's hand)
to shrug (one's shoulders)
шейк
shake, milkshake
the Shake (dance)
тряхну́ть
to shake, to give a shake, to jolt
взбить
to beat, to whip, to whisk
to fluff up, to plump up, to shake up
вы́трясти
to shake out
встря́ска
shaking, jolt, shake-up
shock, upheaval, jolt (emotional)
dressing-down, telling-off, talking-to
взбивать
to beat, to whip, to whisk
to fluff up, to plump up, to shake up
потряса́ть
to shock, to stun, to shake (emotionally)
to amaze, to impress deeply
to shake, to brandish
расшевели́ть
to move, to stir, to shake up, to stir up
разгуля́ться
to go on a spree, to let loose, to have a wild time
to clear up, to brighten up
to become wide awake, to shake off sleep
вы́махать
to shoot up, to grow tall, to get big
to chase out, to drive out, to shoo away
to shake out, to beat out (dust)
сотряса́ть
to shake
затрясти́сь
to start to shake
сба́грить
to shake off, to send packing
вы́тряхнуть
to shake out, to drop, to let fall
шата́ть
to rock, to shake, to cause to sway
to stagger, to reel, to be unsteady on one's feet
пока́чиваться
to rock, to sway, to bob
to sway, to totter, to stagger
to shake slightly, to jiggle, to waggle
взболта́ть
to shake up, to shake, to give a shake
поколеба́ть
to shake
стря́хивать
to shake off
сотряса́ться
to shake, to tremble, to quake, to shudder
вытря́хивать
to shake out, to drop, to let fall
стрясти́
to shake off, to shake down, to extort, to wring out
отпля́сывать
to dance, to shake a leg, to dance with zest
сотрясти́
to shake
расшата́ть
to shake loose, to make rickety, to slacken, to shatter
качну́ть
to rock (once), to sway, to give a shake, to swing
to rock (a baby), to dandle
to pump
to toss in the air, to chair (someone)
to lift up, to raise slightly
отряхну́ться
to dust oneself off, to shake off
встря́хивать
to shake, to shake out, to toss (in a pan)
to shake up, to rouse, to stir up
разомкну́ть
to break, to open, to shake off
растормоши́ть
to shake awake, to rouse (by shaking), to wake up
to stir up, to rouse to action, to spur into activity, to liven up
to tousle, to ruffle, to mess up
помота́ть
to shake (something)
потря́хивать
to shake, to jolt
обива́ть
to upholster, to cover (with fabric), to line, to pad
to knock off, to beat off, to shake off
растолка́ть
to shake awake, to rouse by shaking, to wake by shaking
to push apart, to shove aside, to separate by pushing
отряхну́ть
to shake off, to dust off
отде́лываться
to get rid of, to shake off, to throw off
to get off (lightly), to escape with
to be through with, to have finished with, to get (something) over with
расша́тывать
to shake loose, to make rickety, to slacken, to shatter
перетряхну́ть
to shake up
взба́лтывать
to shake up
разба́лтывать
to blab, to blurt out, to give away (a secret), to let slip
to stir up, to mix, to beat (eggs), to shake up
to loosen, to make wobbly, to work loose
пожа́тие
handshake, shake
выпля́сывать
to dance with gusto, to shake a leg, to dance up a storm
to dance (all the steps) correctly, to execute (the figures of a dance)
to win by dancing, to gain through dancing
тормоши́ть
to tug at, to shake, to jostle
to pester, to bother, to badger
оби́ть
to upholster, to cover, to line
to beat down, to knock down, to shake down
to fray, to wear ragged
труси́ть
to shake out, to sprinkle, to scatter
to trot, to jog along, to amble
затрясти́
to begin to shake
раста́лкивать
to push apart, to shove aside, to elbow one's way through
to shake awake, to rouse by shaking, to wake by shaking
мотну́ть
to shake (once), to jerk, to toss
to wind, to wind up, to reel
утряса́ть
to sort out, to settle, to iron out
to shake down, to settle (by shaking)
колеба́ть
to sway, to shake, to rock
to shake
перетря́хивать
to shake up
отря́хиваться
to shake oneself
отбры́киваться
to wriggle out of (something), to fend off, to shake off, to get out of
to resist stubbornly, to dig in one's heels, to refuse to budge
to kick out, to kick back
отря́хивать
to shake off, to dust off
встря́хиваться
to shake oneself, to rouse oneself, to cheer up
размыка́ть
to break, to open, to shake off
размы́кать
to break, to open, to shake off
выма́хивать
to shoot up, to grow (inordinately) tall, to get big
to drive out, to chase away, to shoo out
to shake out
to leap out, to rush out, to dash out
растряса́ть
to shake apart, to shake loose, to scatter by shaking
to stretch one's legs, to shake off stiffness, to limber up
перетряса́ть
to shake out, to shake up, to give a good shake
to rummage through, to go through, to turn upside down
to shake up, to overhaul, to reshuffle
затря́сший
having shaken, who shook, having started to shake, having started to tremble
вытря́хивающийся
that can be shaken out, shake-out
перетря́хивающий
shaking out, giving a shake to
re-examining, scrutinizing, reorganizing, shaking up
стрясти́сь
to happen, to occur, to befall
to get jumbled together, to get shaken up
нае́зд
running over (a pedestrian), collision, rear-end collision
verbal attack, accusation, dig
shakedown, extortion, intimidation, pressure
raid, incursion, inroad
flying visit, brief stay
brawl, scuffle
соло́нка
salt cellar, salt shaker
gritter, salt spreader truck
пошатну́ться
to stagger, to sway, to totter, to lose one's balance
to be shaken, to be undermined, to deteriorate
оби́тый
upholstered, covered, lined
chipped, battered, worn at the edges, frayed
knocked down, shaken down
пе́речница
pepper shaker
нака́т
dead floor, counter floor, layer (of logs or boards)
pressure, extortion, shakedown, intimidation
rolling on (of paint), application with a roller
counterrecoil, running-out, recuperation
шмон
frisk, shakedown, raid, body search
трясу́чка
shaking fit, shivers, tremors, shakes
шекспи́ровский
Shakespearean
пожимаемый
being shaken, being shrugged
пошатну́вшийся
shaken, undermined, weakened, faltering
unsteady, shaky, tottering
взбо́лтанный
shaken, stirred
вытря́хиваться
to be shaken out, to fall out, to spill out
встря́хнутый
shaken, roused, stirred up
поколе́бленный
shaken, wavered, undermined, challenged
сотряса́емый
shaken, vibrated, jolted, rocked
встря́хиваемый
shaken, being shaken, jerked, jolted
вы́тряхнутый
shaken out, emptied out
потряса́емый
shaken, agitated, rocked, swayed
взба́лтываемый
being shaken, being stirred, being agitated
Examples
Раз уж мы заговори́ли о Шекспире, вы уже прочита́ли его сочине́ние?
Since we've gotten talking about Shakespeare... have you already read his composition?
Она горди́лась тем, что пожа́ла ру́ку президе́нту США.
She was proud that she had shaken hands with the President of the U.S.
Профе́ссор — авторите́тный специали́ст по Шекспиру.
That professor is an authority on Shakespeare.
Шекспир — велича́йший поэ́т, кото́рого когда-либо рожда́ла А́нглия.
Shakespeare is the greatest poet that England has ever produced.
Мой попуга́й мо́жет цити́ровать Шекспира!
My parrot can quote Shakespeare!
Гамлет — пье́са Шекспира.
Hamlet is Shakespeare's play.
Ка́ждый раз, когда мимо проезжа́ет грузови́к, мой дом сотряса́ется.
My house always shakes when a truck goes by.
Пе́ред испо́льзованием взболта́ть.
Shake before using.
Пе́ред употребле́нием флако́н с лекарством необходимо встряхну́ть.
Shake the medicine bottle before use.
При землетрясе́нии земля́ мо́жет колеба́ться вверх-вниз или вперёд и назад.
In an earthquake, the ground can shake up and down, or back and forth.
Учи́тель рекомендова́л мне почита́ть Шекспира.
The teacher recommended that I read Shakespeare.
Шекспир сра́внивал мир с теа́тром.
Shakespeare compared the world to a stage.
Почувствовав, что дом сотряса́ется, я вы́бежала наружу.
Feeling the house shake, I ran outside.
Шекспир - один из велича́йших поэ́тов.
Shakespeare is one of the greatest poets.
Земля́ начала сотряса́ться, и зазвуча́ла трево́га.
The ground started to shake and the alarm rang.
Он отказа́лся пожа́ть мне ру́ку.
He refused to shake my hand.
Число́ слов в англи́йском в двадцать раз превосхо́дит внуши́тельный лексико́н Шекспира.
The number of English words exceeds twenty times Shakespeare's prodigious vocabulary.
Произведе́ния Шекспира часто счита́ются одними из лу́чших на англи́йском языке́.
Shakespeare's works are frequently considered among the greatest in the English language.
Шекспир создал много знамени́тых персона́жей.
Shakespeare created many famous characters.
Я почу́вствовал, как дом содрогну́лся.
I felt the house shake.
Уильям Шекспир был англи́йским драмату́ргом.
William Shakespeare was an English playwright.
Шекспир все́ми признан как велича́йший драмату́рг.
Shakespeare is recognized to be the greatest dramatist.
Мужчи́ны быстро привыка́ют к хоро́шему отноше́нию, и я счита́ю, что им нужно периодически де́лать встря́ску.
Men quickly get used to a good relationship, and I say it's good to shake things up a little once in a while.
Мы почу́вствовали, как дом дрожи́т.
We felt the house shake.
Я почу́вствовал, как под нога́ми затрясла́сь земля́.
I felt the earth shake under my feet.
Том заказа́л клубни́чный кокте́йль.
Tom ordered a strawberry shake.
Написа́л ли Шекспир э́то стихотворе́ние или нет, по-видимому, оста́нется та́йной.
Whether Shakespeare wrote this poem or not will probably remain a mystery.
Мне надо пожа́ть ру́ку президе́нту.
I have to shake hands with the President.
Tom's hands began to shake.
Пожалуйста, пожми́те друг дру́гу руки.
Please shake hands.
Том отказа́лся пожа́ть Мэри ру́ку.
Tom refused to shake hands with Mary.
Том отказа́лся пожа́ть мне ру́ку.
Tom refused to shake my hand.
Том отказа́лся пожа́ть ру́ку Мэри.
Tom refused to shake Mary's hand.
Он отказа́лся подать мне ру́ку.
He refused to shake my hand.
Она заказала себе клубничный шейк.
She ordered herself a strawberry shake.
Дай мне, пожалуйста, шоколадный шейк.
Please give me a chocolate shake.
Встряхивай коврик перед дверью.
Shake out the doormat before the door.
Перед употреблением взбалтывайте лекарство хорошенько
Shake the medicine well before use.
На этикетке написано: взбалтывание обязательно.
The label says: “Shake well before use.”
Взболтай бутылку перед употреблением сока
Shake the bottle before drinking the juice.
Нужно перетряхивать подушки каждую неделю.
You need to shake up the pillows every week.
Нужно перетряхнуть подушки перед сном.
You need to shake up the pillows before going to bed.



















