No. 5,778 in Spanish
sacudió
"Shook" or "shaken."
In a sentence
El terremoto sacudió la ciudad, causando daños y pánico.
The earthquake shook the city, causing damage and panic.
'Sacudió' is used as the past tense of the verb 'sacudir' to describe the action of shaking or moving something forcefully.
El perro sacudió su cuerpo para secarse después del baño.
The dog shook its body to dry off after the bath.
'Sacudió' here indicates the shaking motion performed by the dog to get rid of water from its fur.
Cuando le dieron la noticia, se sacudió de la sorpresa.
When they gave him the news, he shook with surprise.
In this sentence, 'sacudió' metaphorically describes the physical reaction resulting from an emotional impact.
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