英语词组shakes those out是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

shake out

1. Literally, to remove dirt, crumbs, or other debris from a rug, linen, article of clothing, etc., by shaking it vigorously. A noun or pronoun can be used between "shake" and "out." You'll need to shake out the welcome mat after that mud gets dry. I cover the sofa with a blanket when the kids eat their snacks on it so I can just shake it out afterward.

2. To operate something in order to gauge its functionality or identify issues. A noun or pronoun can be used between "shake" and "out." I know he's eager to shake out the car after putting in the new engine. It is far more effective to let a team of QA testers shake the prototypes out. They'll always be able to find problems you would never notice on your own.

shake something out

1. Lit. to clean something of dirt or crumbs by shaking. Please shake the tablecloth out. Can you shake out your coat? It's really dusty.

2. and shake something down Fig. to test something to find out how it works or what the problems are. I need to spend some time driving my new car to shake it out. We need to shake down this car before I buy it.

词组	shakes those out
释义	(redirected from shakes those out) shake out 1. Literally, to remove dirt, crumbs, or other debris from a rug, linen, article of clothing, etc., by shaking it vigorously. A noun or pronoun can be used between "shake" and "out." You'll need to shake out the welcome mat after that mud gets dry. I cover the sofa with a blanket when the kids eat their snacks on it so I can just shake it out afterward. 2. To operate something in order to gauge its functionality or identify issues. A noun or pronoun can be used between "shake" and "out." I know he's eager to shake out the car after putting in the new engine. It is far more effective to let a team of QA testers shake the prototypes out. They'll always be able to find problems you would never notice on your own. shake something out 1. Lit. to clean something of dirt or crumbs by shaking. Please shake the tablecloth out. Can you shake out your coat? It's really dusty. 2. and shake something down Fig. to test something to find out how it works or what the problems are. I need to spend some time driving my new car to shake it out. We need to shake down this car before I buy it.
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