Definition of shake-up in English:

shake-up

nounˈʃeɪkʌpˈʃeɪk ˌəp

informal

A radical reorganization.
〈非正式〉重组，大改组
Example sentencesExamples
- Then came the Thatcher years and many established farming organisations were facing huge shake-ups.
- Anecdotal evidence suggests this is the result of increased availability of such independents in the wake of shake-ups in the industry occurring shortly before the survey.
- The shake-up has redefined the property's enterprise mix, but more fundamentally has profoundly altered the way things are done, and decisions taken.
- The shake-up sparked the Warriors and immediately shifted the momentum in the fourth set.
- It won the 1990 elections, and immediately carried out a radical shake-up of the country's welfare system by creating the first ‘post-welfarist’ society.
- Now it will be left to President-elect Bush to propose a radical shake-up of social security, allowing younger workers to partially opt-out of the system and put some of their savings into the stock market instead.
- But even as these designers are walking the fine line between East and West while retailing abroad, at home their markets might be in for a shake-up.
- Teachers are threatening strike action in Hampshire this summer following one of the biggest shake-ups to the school year.
- The proposals would have affected 13 villages and represented one of the biggest shake-ups in the history of education in the county.
- Back then I told everyone that the only thing that will never change, despite search engine shake-ups and search technology improvements, is that links will always be the most important part of any website promotion campaign.
- His departure comes at a time when the Federal Government is considering a radical shake-up of the Family Law system.
- The company is in for a shake-up to haul manufacturing quality and reliability uphill.
- Pirate radio was about to be superannuated by the BBC shake-up that would give rise to Radio One.
- Intel has announced a major shake-up that will see it reorganise its key operations around technology platforms rather than separate products.
- While the most desirable solution is to address areas of conflict and maintain a focused vision, sometimes businesses must resort to selling divisions, merging, retiring senior management or other major shake-ups.
- One of the biggest shake-ups in Irish banking history took place yesterday as Bank of Scotland swept into the high street with a 120 million deal that will give it 54 branches around the country.
- Australia's deserts are poised to give the world food menu its biggest shake-up since Columbus.
- The CIA will be in charge of all U.S. spying overseas in one of this country's biggest intelligence shake-ups.
- Hollywood has weathered other big shake-ups in the past and turned them to its advantage - television in the Fifties, home video in the late Seventies.
- We wish him the best, because it will rattle an industry that probably needs a shake-up.
Synonyms
reorganization, restructuring, rearrangement, change, reshuffle, regrouping, redistribution, overhaul, revamp, makeover
upheaval
North American informal shakedown

Rhymes

break-up, make-up, take-up

Definition of shake-up in US English:

shake-up

(also shakeup)

nounˈʃeɪk ˌəpˈSHāk ˌəp

informal

A radical reorganization.
〈非正式〉重组，大改组
Example sentencesExamples
- The company is in for a shake-up to haul manufacturing quality and reliability uphill.
- Anecdotal evidence suggests this is the result of increased availability of such independents in the wake of shake-ups in the industry occurring shortly before the survey.
- The shake-up sparked the Warriors and immediately shifted the momentum in the fourth set.
- While the most desirable solution is to address areas of conflict and maintain a focused vision, sometimes businesses must resort to selling divisions, merging, retiring senior management or other major shake-ups.
- Pirate radio was about to be superannuated by the BBC shake-up that would give rise to Radio One.
- Back then I told everyone that the only thing that will never change, despite search engine shake-ups and search technology improvements, is that links will always be the most important part of any website promotion campaign.
- The CIA will be in charge of all U.S. spying overseas in one of this country's biggest intelligence shake-ups.
- Hollywood has weathered other big shake-ups in the past and turned them to its advantage - television in the Fifties, home video in the late Seventies.
- The proposals would have affected 13 villages and represented one of the biggest shake-ups in the history of education in the county.
- The shake-up has redefined the property's enterprise mix, but more fundamentally has profoundly altered the way things are done, and decisions taken.
- One of the biggest shake-ups in Irish banking history took place yesterday as Bank of Scotland swept into the high street with a 120 million deal that will give it 54 branches around the country.
- It won the 1990 elections, and immediately carried out a radical shake-up of the country's welfare system by creating the first ‘post-welfarist’ society.
- Intel has announced a major shake-up that will see it reorganise its key operations around technology platforms rather than separate products.
- Teachers are threatening strike action in Hampshire this summer following one of the biggest shake-ups to the school year.
- His departure comes at a time when the Federal Government is considering a radical shake-up of the Family Law system.
- Australia's deserts are poised to give the world food menu its biggest shake-up since Columbus.
- But even as these designers are walking the fine line between East and West while retailing abroad, at home their markets might be in for a shake-up.
- Now it will be left to President-elect Bush to propose a radical shake-up of social security, allowing younger workers to partially opt-out of the system and put some of their savings into the stock market instead.
- We wish him the best, because it will rattle an industry that probably needs a shake-up.
- Then came the Thatcher years and many established farming organisations were facing huge shake-ups.
Synonyms
reorganization, restructuring, rearrangement, change, reshuffle, regrouping, redistribution, overhaul, revamp, makeover

单词	shake-up
释义	Definition of shake-up in English: shake-up nounˈʃeɪkʌpˈʃeɪk ˌəp informal A radical reorganization. 〈非正式〉重组，大改组 Example sentencesExamples Then came the Thatcher years and many established farming organisations were facing huge shake-ups. Anecdotal evidence suggests this is the result of increased availability of such independents in the wake of shake-ups in the industry occurring shortly before the survey. The shake-up has redefined the property's enterprise mix, but more fundamentally has profoundly altered the way things are done, and decisions taken. The shake-up sparked the Warriors and immediately shifted the momentum in the fourth set. It won the 1990 elections, and immediately carried out a radical shake-up of the country's welfare system by creating the first ‘post-welfarist’ society. Now it will be left to President-elect Bush to propose a radical shake-up of social security, allowing younger workers to partially opt-out of the system and put some of their savings into the stock market instead. But even as these designers are walking the fine line between East and West while retailing abroad, at home their markets might be in for a shake-up. Teachers are threatening strike action in Hampshire this summer following one of the biggest shake-ups to the school year. The proposals would have affected 13 villages and represented one of the biggest shake-ups in the history of education in the county. Back then I told everyone that the only thing that will never change, despite search engine shake-ups and search technology improvements, is that links will always be the most important part of any website promotion campaign. His departure comes at a time when the Federal Government is considering a radical shake-up of the Family Law system. The company is in for a shake-up to haul manufacturing quality and reliability uphill. Pirate radio was about to be superannuated by the BBC shake-up that would give rise to Radio One. Intel has announced a major shake-up that will see it reorganise its key operations around technology platforms rather than separate products. While the most desirable solution is to address areas of conflict and maintain a focused vision, sometimes businesses must resort to selling divisions, merging, retiring senior management or other major shake-ups. One of the biggest shake-ups in Irish banking history took place yesterday as Bank of Scotland swept into the high street with a 120 million deal that will give it 54 branches around the country. Australia's deserts are poised to give the world food menu its biggest shake-up since Columbus. The CIA will be in charge of all U.S. spying overseas in one of this country's biggest intelligence shake-ups. Hollywood has weathered other big shake-ups in the past and turned them to its advantage - television in the Fifties, home video in the late Seventies. We wish him the best, because it will rattle an industry that probably needs a shake-up. Synonyms reorganization, restructuring, rearrangement, change, reshuffle, regrouping, redistribution, overhaul, revamp, makeover upheaval North American informal shakedown Rhymes break-up, make-up, take-up Definition of shake-up in US English: shake-up (also shakeup) nounˈʃeɪk ˌəpˈSHāk ˌəp informal A radical reorganization. 〈非正式〉重组，大改组 Example sentencesExamples The company is in for a shake-up to haul manufacturing quality and reliability uphill. Anecdotal evidence suggests this is the result of increased availability of such independents in the wake of shake-ups in the industry occurring shortly before the survey. The shake-up sparked the Warriors and immediately shifted the momentum in the fourth set. While the most desirable solution is to address areas of conflict and maintain a focused vision, sometimes businesses must resort to selling divisions, merging, retiring senior management or other major shake-ups. Pirate radio was about to be superannuated by the BBC shake-up that would give rise to Radio One. Back then I told everyone that the only thing that will never change, despite search engine shake-ups and search technology improvements, is that links will always be the most important part of any website promotion campaign. The CIA will be in charge of all U.S. spying overseas in one of this country's biggest intelligence shake-ups. Hollywood has weathered other big shake-ups in the past and turned them to its advantage - television in the Fifties, home video in the late Seventies. The proposals would have affected 13 villages and represented one of the biggest shake-ups in the history of education in the county. The shake-up has redefined the property's enterprise mix, but more fundamentally has profoundly altered the way things are done, and decisions taken. One of the biggest shake-ups in Irish banking history took place yesterday as Bank of Scotland swept into the high street with a 120 million deal that will give it 54 branches around the country. It won the 1990 elections, and immediately carried out a radical shake-up of the country's welfare system by creating the first ‘post-welfarist’ society. Intel has announced a major shake-up that will see it reorganise its key operations around technology platforms rather than separate products. Teachers are threatening strike action in Hampshire this summer following one of the biggest shake-ups to the school year. His departure comes at a time when the Federal Government is considering a radical shake-up of the Family Law system. Australia's deserts are poised to give the world food menu its biggest shake-up since Columbus. But even as these designers are walking the fine line between East and West while retailing abroad, at home their markets might be in for a shake-up. Now it will be left to President-elect Bush to propose a radical shake-up of social security, allowing younger workers to partially opt-out of the system and put some of their savings into the stock market instead. We wish him the best, because it will rattle an industry that probably needs a shake-up. Then came the Thatcher years and many established farming organisations were facing huge shake-ups. Synonyms reorganization, restructuring, rearrangement, change, reshuffle, regrouping, redistribution, overhaul, revamp, makeover
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