Sacudidas (en. Jolts)

/sakuˈðiðas/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

Translation: Agitation or trembling movement.

Translation: The shakes from the earthquake caused fear in the population.

Las sacudidas del terremoto causaron miedo en la población.

Translation: A strong hit or push.

Translation: I shook the bush to get the fruits.

Le di sacudidas al arbusto para sacar las frutas.

Translation: Effect of an intense or shocking situation.

Translation: The news brought emotional shakes to many people.

La noticia trajo sacudidas emocionales a muchas personas.

Translation: From the verb 'sacudir', which comes from the Latin 'sciutere'.

Translation: shakes of joy

Translation: Intense physical or emotional reactions of happiness.

sacudidas de alegría

Translation: to give shakes

Translation: To move something forcefully and repeatedly.

dar sacudidas

Translation: shakes of life

Translation: Unexpected events that alter the course of events.

sacudidas de la vida

Translation: shake

Translation: Move something with force to make it shake.

sacudir

Translation: agitate

Translation: Move an object from side to side quickly.

agitar

Translation: tremor

Translation: Involuntary movements of the body or objects.

temblor

Translation: To refer to an intense party

Translation: The party last night was full of shakes.

La fiesta anoche estuvo llena de sacudidas.

Translation: Sensation of dizziness or vertigo

Translation: After that roller coaster, I felt a lot of shakes.

Después de esa montaña rusa, sentí muchas sacudidas.