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单词 shuffle
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Examples of 'shuffle' in a sentence
shuffle

You have a bad tremor and you shuffle about.The constant shuffling around of players from their favoured positions has also caused consternation at the club.His right arm is still paralysed and when he walks it is with an awkward shuffle.She was already shuffling back when he continued.His head was pitched forward and he walked with a shuffle.Then they shuffled along the covered walkway to the next building.The benefits from shuffling the chairs are at best unproven.The thoughts shuffle about in your head.Lawyers claim he shuffled assets around to keep his cash beyond her reach.She nodded rapidly as she shuffled back into position.Most shuffle back a few inches without much success.He shuffled along between two rows of people.It turned out that some of the borrowing had simply been shuffled back into previous months.His frame was portly and he shuffled when he walked, his feet turned slightly inwards.He shuffles about, sticks an old album on his turntable.How do you do that, shuffle around?All the while their mother snorted, shuffled about a bit and then went back to sleep.It takes him an age to get up the garden and back down with his short, shuffling steps.His walk became a shuffle '.I could imagine the terrible things, the way they creep up on you with the shuffle of small steps.The first symptoms are often stiffness, slow movement and tremors, and sometimes a shuffling walk.

In other languages
shuffle

British English: shuffle /ˈʃʌfl/ VERB
If you shuffle somewhere, you walk there without lifting your feet properly off the ground.
She shuffled across the kitchen.
  • American English: shuffle
  • Arabic: يَجُرُّ رِجْلَيْه
  • Brazilian Portuguese: arrastar os pés
  • Chinese: 拖曳
  • Croatian: vući se
  • Czech: šourat se
  • Danish: sjokke
  • Dutch: schuifelen
  • European Spanish: arrastrar los pies
  • Finnish: laahustaa
  • French: se traîner
  • German: schlurfen
  • Greek: σέρνω τα πόδια μου
  • Italian: mescolare
  • Japanese: 足をひきずって歩く
  • Korean: 발을 끌며 걷다
  • Norwegian: slepe
  • Polish: przestawić
  • European Portuguese: arrastar os pés
  • Romanian: a târșâi
  • Russian: шаркать
  • Latin American Spanish: arrastrar los pies
  • Swedish: blanda
  • Thai: เดินลากเท้า
  • Turkish: ayaklarını sürüyerek yürümek
  • Ukrainian: човгати
  • Vietnamese: lê bước

Chinese translation of 'shuffle'

shuffle

(ˈʃʌfl)

vi

  1. to shuffle along/in/out etc 拖着(著)脚(腳)走来(來)走去/走进(進)来(來)/走出去 (tuōzhe jiǎo zǒulái zǒuqù/zǒu jìnlái/zǒu chūqù děng)
  2. (= fidget)
    to shuffle around 坐立不安 (zuò lì bù'ān)

vt

  1. [cards] (xǐ)
  2. [papers] 乱(亂)翻 (luàn fān)
  3. to shuffle one's feet 来(來)回地挪动(動)双(雙)脚(腳) (láihuí de nuódòng shuāngjiǎo)

n (s)

  1. 曳足而行 (yè zú ér xíng)
(verb) 
Definition
to walk or move (the feet) with a slow dragging motion
She shuffled across the kitchen.
Synonyms
shamble
The conductor shambled to the next carriage.
stagger
a government that staggered from crisis to crisis
stumble
The smoke was so thick that I stumbled on the first step.
lumber
He turned and lumbered back to his chair.
dodder
(verb) 
Definition
to walk or move (the feet) with a slow dragging motion
He shuffled his feet along the gravel path.
Synonyms
scuffle
drag
scrape
She went round the car scraping the frost off the windows.
scuff
She scuffed her shoes on the pavement.
(verb) 
Definition
to mix together in a jumbled mass
The silence lengthened as he unnecessarily shuffled some papers.
Synonyms
rearrange
You may cancel or rearrange the appointment.
jumble
All our old clothes were jumbled together in the attic.
reorganize
The company has reorganized its sales force of 6,500.
mix
Oil and water don't mix.
Mix the cinnamon with the sugar.
shift
We shifted the vans and used the area for skateboarding.
disorder
disarrange
intermix
(verb) 
Synonyms
be evasive
hedge
When asked about his involvement, he hedged.
dodge
He has repeatedly dodged the question.
evade
Mr Patel denied that he was evading the question.
flannel (British, informal)
He flannelled and prevaricated.
quibble
Let's not quibble.
gloss over
beg the question
prevaricate
British ministers continued to prevaricate on the issue.
pussyfoot (informal)
Stop pussyfooting around and say what you really mean!
beat about the bush
cavil
equivocate
He is equivocating a lot about what is going to happen at the next election.

Additional synonyms

in the sense of dodder
Definition
to move unsteadily
Synonyms
totter,
shake,
stagger,
sway,
shuffle,
tremble,
shiver,
quake,
shamble,
quiver,
teeter,
quaver
in the sense of dodge
Definition
to evade by cleverness or trickery
He has repeatedly dodged the question.
Synonyms
avoid,
hedge,
parry,
get out of,
shun,
evade,
sidestep,
circumvent (formal),
shirk,
fend off
in the sense of equivocate
Definition
to use vague or ambiguous language in order to deceive someone or to avoid telling the truth
He is equivocating a lot about what is going to happen at the next election.
Synonyms
be evasive,
evade,
dodge,
parry,
fence,
hedge,
shuffle,
fudge,
flannel (British, informal),
sidestep,
waffle (informal, British),
quibble,
prevaricate,
pussyfoot (informal),
avoid the issue,
beat about the bush (informal),
tergiversate

Synonyms of 'shuffle'

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of evade
Definition
to avoid answering (a question)
Mr Patel denied that he was evading the question.
Synonyms
avoid answering,
parry,
circumvent,
fend off,
balk,
cop out of (slang),
fence,
fudge,
hedge,
prevaricate,
flannel (British, informal),
beat about the bush about,
equivocate
in the sense of flannel
Definition
to flatter or talk evasively
He flannelled and prevaricated.
Synonyms
prevaricate,
hedge,
flatter,
waffle (informal, British),
blarney,
sweet-talk (informal),
soft-soap (informal),
equivocate,
butter up,
pull the wool over (someone's) eyes
in the sense of hedge
Definition
to avoid making a decision by making noncommittal statements
When asked about his involvement, he hedged.
Synonyms
prevaricate,
evade,
sidestep,
duck (informal),
dodge,
flannel (British, informal),
waffle (informal, British),
quibble,
beg the question,
pussyfoot (informal),
equivocate,
temporize,
be noncommittal
in the sense of jumble
Definition
to mix up
All our old clothes were jumbled together in the attic.
Synonyms
mix,
mistake,
confuse,
disorder,
shuffle,
tangle,
muddle,
confound,
entangle,
ravel,
disorganize,
disarrange,
dishevel
in the sense of lumber
Definition
to move awkwardly and heavily
He turned and lumbered back to his chair.
Synonyms
plod,
shuffle,
shamble,
trudge,
stump,
clump,
waddle,
trundle,
lump along
in the sense of mix
Definition
to combine or blend into one mass or substance
Oil and water don't mix.Mix the cinnamon with the sugar.
Synonyms
combine,
blend,
merge,
unite,
join,
cross,
compound,
incorporate,
put together,
fuse,
mingle,
jumble,
alloy,
amalgamate,
interweave,
coalesce,
intermingle,
meld,
commingle,
commix
in the sense of prevaricate
Definition
to avoid giving a direct or truthful answer
British ministers continued to prevaricate on the issue.
Synonyms
evade,
lie,
shift,
hedge,
shuffle,
dodge,
deceive,
flannel (British, informal),
quibble,
beg the question,
beat about the bush,
cavil,
equivocate,
stretch the truth,
palter,
give a false colour to,
tergiversate
in the sense of pussyfoot
Definition
to avoid committing oneself
Stop pussyfooting around and say what you really mean!
Synonyms
hedge,
sit on the fence,
prevaricate,
beat about the bush,
flannel (British, informal),
equivocate,
be noncommittal,
hum and haw,
tergiversate
in the sense of quibble
Definition
to make trivial objections
Let's not quibble.
Synonyms
split hairs,
carp,
cavil,
prevaricate,
beat about the bush,
equivocate,
nit-pick (informal)
in the sense of reorganize
Definition
to organize in a new and more efficient way
The company has reorganized its sales force of 6,500.
Synonyms
rearrange,
restructure,
shake up,
reshuffle,
rationalize,
spring-clean

Additional synonyms

in the sense of scrape
Definition
to move (a rough or sharp object) across (a surface)
She went round the car scraping the frost off the windows.
Synonyms
rake,
sweep,
drag,
brush
in the sense of scuff
Definition
to scrape (one's shoes) by doing so
She scuffed her shoes on the pavement.
Synonyms
scratch,
scrape,
graze,
chafe,
roughen,
abrade
in the sense of shift
Definition
to move from one place or position to another
We shifted the vans and used the area for skateboarding.
Synonyms
remove,
move,
transfer,
displace,
relocate,
rearrange,
transpose,
reposition
in the sense of stagger
Definition
to walk unsteadily
a government that staggered from crisis to crisis
Synonyms
lurch,
reel,
stumble,
sway,
totter
in the sense of stumble
Definition
to trip and almost fall while walking or running
The smoke was so thick that I stumbled on the first step.
Synonyms
trip,
fall,
slip,
reel,
stagger,
falter,
flounder,
lurch,
come a cropper (informal),
lose your balance,
blunder about
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