shake-up russian
встряхну́ть
to shake, to give a shake
to rouse, to stir up, to shake up
взбить
to beat, to whip, to whisk
to fluff up, to plump up, to shake up
встря́хивать
to shake, to shake out, to toss (in a pan)
to shake up, to rouse, to stir up
расшевели́ть
to move, to stir, to shake up, to stir up
взбивать
to beat, to whip, to whisk
to fluff up, to plump up, to shake up
взба́лтывать
to shake up
встря́ска
shaking, jolt, shake-up
shock, upheaval, jolt (emotional)
dressing-down, telling-off, talking-to
встря́хиваться
to shake oneself, to rouse oneself, to cheer 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
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
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
взболта́ть
to shake up, to shake, to give a 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
перетря́хивать
to shake up
растряса́ть
to shake apart, to shake loose, to scatter by shaking
to stretch one's legs, to shake off stiffness, to limber up
перетряхну́ть
to shake up
Examples
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.
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.
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.



















