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Feminine singular of sacudido
sacudida
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la sacudida(
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koo
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)feminine noun
a. blast (of an explosion)
La sacudida de la explosión se sintió en varias manzanas a la redonda.The blast of the explosion was felt in several blocks around.
b. tremor (of an earthquake)
Se sintió la sacudida del terremoto en todo el edificio.You could feel the earthquake's tremor throughout the whole building.
c. toss (of the head)
Una sacudida con la cabeza me despertó de la siesta.A toss of the head woke me up from my siesta.
d. jolt
El coche pegó una sacudida por culpa de una ráfaga de viento.The car gave a jolt because of a gust of wind.
e. jerk
El tren se detuvo con una sacudida que despertó a quienes dormían en el vagón.The train stopped with a jerk which woke up the people sleeping in the wagon.
f. electric shock (from electricity)
El niño metió los dedos en el enchufe y le dio una sacudida.The child stuck his fingers in the socket and he got an electric shock.
a. shock
La muerte de su madre fue una gran sacudida para Marta.The death of her mother was a great shock for Marta.
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