agitate

karıştırmak, çalkalamak B1

to move or shake something briskly or violently, especially to mix or stir it

The bartender agitated the cocktail for a smooth texture.

• During the experiment, the scientist agitated the sample to keep it homogeneous.
• She agitated the bottle vigorously before opening it to mix the ingredients.
• The crew had to agitate the seawater to prevent sediment from settling during the test.
• In advanced chemistry labs, researchers often agitate solutions for precise reaction control.

• agitate the mixture · karışımı çalkalamak She agitated the mixture for ten seconds before pouring it into the mold.
• agitate the liquid · sıvıyı çalkalamak The technician agitated the liquid to ensure the particles were evenly distributed.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

benzer: stir

kızdırmak, tahrik etmek B2

to provoke or incite strong feelings, especially anger or unrest, in a group of people

The journalist's column agitated readers about the rising inequality.

• His remarks agitated the audience, leading to a heated debate.
• The campaign aimed to agitate citizens into voting for environmental protection.
• By publishing leaked documents, the whistleblower agitated the public into demanding transparency.
• Scholars argue that media can agitate societal attitudes, especially during election cycles.

• agitate public opinion · kamuoyunu tahrik etmek The activist's speech was designed to agitate public opinion on climate change.
• agitate the crowd · kalabalığı kışkırtmak The speaker managed to agitate the crowd into demanding immediate reforms.
• agitate for sth Workers agitated for higher pay.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

benzer: provoke

zıt: pacify