shake\ off

shake\ off
1. II
shake off in some manner sand shakes off easily песок легко стряхивается /отряхивается/
2. III
shake off smth. /smth. off/ shake off sand (the earth, mud, etc.) стряхивать /отряхивать/ песок и т.д.; shake off an illness (one's cold, the after-effects, a certain stiffness of manner, a bad habit, one's cares, one's sorrows, one's responsibilities, all remembrance of disgrace, this uneasy feeling, etc.) отделаться /избавиться/ от болезни и т.д.; shake off one's depression (drowsiness) стряхнуть с себя уныние (сон); shake off smb. /smb. off/ the dog flew at me, but I shook him off на меня бросилась собака, но я ее отшвырнул; shake off one's pursuers (an undesirable companion, a disreputable acquaintance, etc.) отвязаться /отделаться/ от преследователей и т.д.; I shook off the tail я ушел от человека, который за мной следил /от "хвоста"/
3. XI
be shaken off by smth. many of the leaves had been shaken off by the wind ветром сдуло много листьев
4. XXI1
shake off smth. from smth. shake off rain from one's hair (sand from the coat, etc.) стряхивать /отряхивать/ капли дождя с волос и т.д.; shake off dust from one's feet bibl. отряхнуть прах от ног своих

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