Shrugの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: Acted like it did not matter what happened or does not care what happened.

A: Shrugged is when you raise your shoulders to usually say " i don't know" or "oh well" like this---> 🤷🏻‍♀️ but with out the hands up

A: It's a movement of the shoulders to express lack of interest or indifference.

A: ^a shrug. The verb to make this motion is 'to shrug'. What you've written is the past tense form. He shrugged.

A: "To lift your shoulders, then drop them."

A: Shrug is a physical movement. You use is when you don’t know or understand something.
“He just shrugged his head”
“I didn’t know so I shrugged”

A: She didn't answer his question, just shrugged.

She shrugged the problem off her shoulders like it was nothing.

His shrug indicated that either he didn't know or didn't care.

A: A shrug is where someone raises their shoulders. It shows that they do not know something.

P1: Do you know how to shrug?
P2: yes. You just move your shoulders to your ears.

P3: I asked Jacob if he knew what time the game was. He just shrugged. That means he doesn't know.

A: "He shrugged his shoulders".

A: 'Shrug it off' means to let something go, not let something bother you.

For example: Even though Lisa said some really mean things to me, I'm determined to shrug it off and not listen to her.

A: Interchangeable sometimes, but not always.

She shrugged off the compliment/she downplayed the compliment = she acted like she didn't deserve the compliment
^^^Interchangeable^^^

She shrugged off the injury = she didn't let the injury slow her down
She downplayed the injury = she pretended the injury was less bad than it was

A: They are both very similar, there is very little difference between them.
Shrug off would be used more for physical things, for example, you can say "He shrugged off his coat" but not "He shrugged away his coat".

Both can be used for abstract things, for example, "He shrugged off his thoughts/ He shrugged away his thoughts."

A: to shrug: to raise the shoulders--especially as a gesture of doubt, disdain, or indifference.

shrug off
1) to minimize the importance of; 2) to get rid of; 3) to wriggle out of or push off (clothing).

Examples:
1) Jane shrugged off the news that her favorite team lost the game.
2) They shrugged off the burden.
3) Jack shrugged off his jacket.

to brush: to use a brush; to make sweeping strokes with one's hand; to touch something lightly in moving past.

brush off
To dismiss abruptly or curtly, to ignore or reject

Examples:
She brushed off her former classmate.
He brushed off the allegations.


They can sometimes be used interchangably, but "to brush off" has a bit of a harsher or meaner connotation.

A: https://forvo.com/word/shrugged/#en

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A: Just as you wrote it

but make sure to use this in the right sentences

for example if someone has a severe scrape don't just say "shrug it off"

you use this when someone is probably annoyed by something

For example: a certain person dislikes you

just "shrug it off then"

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