shake-off

基本解釋

In that shake-off hands, flowing tears, sang songs and loved people.
在那握過(guò)的手，流過(guò)的淚，唱過(guò)的歌，愛(ài)過(guò)的人。
Well-meaning friends or family might advise us to get up and take a walk, or worse, shake it off- and we can't!
好心的朋友或家人可能建議我們起牀或者去散散步，或者更糟糕的，直接從牀上抖落下來(lái)-我們不能直接起來(lái)！
To digest the rationalism further and return to the classical political philosophy are the two main shake-off strategies, and such a manner is taken by contemporary western thinkers.
進(jìn)一步消解理性基礎(chǔ)和廻歸古典政治哲學(xué)是儅代西方思想家採(cǎi)取的兩種主要擺脫策略。

For a lucky group of Eastern European cyber-voters, e-voting no longer entails traveling to an official location to poke at a screen -- let's just hope they managed to shake off e-voting's penchant for fraud while they were at it.
ENGADGET: Estonians first to cast national votes online
But it will take more than this spectacular coup for Pakistan to shake off al-Qaeda's tentacles.
ECONOMIST: Rounding up al-Qaeda

If you shake off something that you do not want such as an illness or a bad habit, you manage to recover from it or get rid of it.
If you shake off someone who is following you, you manage to get away from them, for example, by running faster than them.