Sacudida (en. Shake)

/sakuˈðiða/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

English: Sudden movement that occurs in a person or thing.

English: The jolt from the earthquake caused damage in several buildings.

La sacudida del terremoto causó daños en varios edificios.

English: Acceleration or abrupt change in the state of something.

English: The jolt I felt upon receiving the news left me in shock.

La sacudida que sentí al recibir la noticia me dejó en shock.

English: Action of physically shaking something.

English: He gave the carpet a jolt to shake off the dust.

Le dio una sacudida a la alfombra para quitarle el polvo.

English: From the verb 'sacudir', which comes from the Latin 'excudere', meaning 'to strike or make fall'.

English: to give a jolt

English: To do something to awaken or encourage someone.

dar una sacudida

English: energy jolt

English: A sudden change in energy or mood.

sacudida de energía

English: conscience jolt

English: A moment of reflection that provokes a change in behavior.

sacudida de conciencia

English: shake

English: To make a sudden movement in various directions.

sacudir

English: shaking

English: Action of shaking or being shaken.

sacudimiento

English: agitator

English: Person or thing that causes agitation or movement.

agitador

English: Emotional sting caused by a shocking experience.

English: That news was a jolt for all of us.

Esa noticia fue una sacudida para todos nosotros.

English: Quick injection of energy or motivation.

English: I need a jolt to start working on the project.

Necesito una sacudida para empezar a trabajar en el proyecto.