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shake-up
[ sheyk-uhp ]
noun
- a thorough change in a business, department, or the like, as by dismissals, demotions, etc.
shake up
verb
- to shake or agitate in order to mix
- to reorganize drastically
- to stir or rouse
- to restore the shape of (a pillow, cushion, etc)
- informal.to disturb or shock mentally or physically
noun
- informal.a radical or drastic reorganization
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of shake-up1
Example Sentences
But the reality is there are not many contests this year, not least because some have been postponed because of an imminent shake-up in local government structures in some places.
It also provides opportunity for a shake-up of the competitive order, which is often regarded as a positive.
The last major shake-up was under the Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition government, when a "bonfire of the quangos" scrapped nearly a third of them, including the Audit Commission and the UK Film Council.
But he did confirm that the government was looking to shake-up the energy market, which he said could involve "zonal pricing and reformed national pricing".
Although she eventually lost her case, it started a chain reaction, which led to a shake-up of gender services for children and young people.
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