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Definition of reshuffle in English: reshuffleverb riːˈʃʌf(ə)lriˈʃəfəl [with object]1Interchange the positions of (members of a team, especially government ministers) the president was forced to reshuffle his cabinet Example sentencesExamples - The very junior Minister over there is asking for his position to be reshuffled; he is asking to be moved off that bench.
- What would drive an entrepreneur to reshuffle his top management team at the peak of his company's success?
- The Prime Minister reshuffled his cabinet Wednesday, replacing the defense, finance and interior ministers.
- They reshuffled the team slightly for the second half and came out stronger, again creating some good attacking moves.
- The team reshuffled its defensive line in an effort to get its most experienced players on the field.
- He also said he accepted the notion that by, reshuffling the Cabinet, the Prime Minister was seeking to maintain the balance of power within it.
- The first test of his growing strength will come when the ministerial team is reshuffled today.
- Major cabinet turnovers have been rare, although chancellors occasionally have reshuffled their cabinets, shifting a minister from one post to another.
- They reshuffled their team for the second-half.
- Who said the prime minister could not have reshuffled his Cabinet and not fired her and still given me a job?
- The Liberal Democrat leader will reshuffle his frontbench team after the party's autumn conference, senior party members have revealed.
- The central government reshuffled its cabinet, asking the law minister to resign.
- The First Minister is now expected to reshuffle his advisory team as he prepares for the elections.
- The company recently reshuffled its top management team.
- Late last month, the Prime Minister reshuffled his cabinet in an attempt to resuscitate his government's largely stalled economic and social agenda.
- Downing Street is not confirming when the announcement will be made amid signs that the prime minister is struggling to resolve the conundrum of how to reshuffle his junior ministers.
- He has every reason to reshuffle his cabinet or at least move seats around.
- The Australian Prime minister has reshuffled his ministry.
- Alternatively, a Prime Minister may reshuffle a minister who has been associated with policies which have failed or which are unpopular.
- Yesterday he reshuffled his frontbench team to bring in new spokesmen on all these subjects.
Synonyms reorganize, restructure, change, change around, change the line-up of, shake up, rearrange, interchange, shuffle, regroup, rejig, redistribute, realign informal jigger - 1.1 Put in a new order; rearrange.
genetic constituents are constantly reshuffled into individual organisms Example sentencesExamples - A recent variation on the latter assumes disulfide reshuffling as the mechanism of polymerization.
- In just about all instances, these nation-states are also ethnically heterogeneous, with borders shifting and populations reshuffled over centuries of conquest and tribal conflict.
- The genome-wide 5 % significance threshold was estimated by randomly reshuffling the phenotypic data 500 times in QTL Cartographer.
- This gene reshuffling also occasionally may splice genes in the wrong place in the genome, producing pathogenic bacteria or viruses as discussed above.
- Trains from various cities converge on the yard, where the cars are separated and reshuffled into new trains, which then depart for other destinations.
- Tests have shown that the canonical code is better than almost all randomly reshuffled codes in this respect.
- Malls are fluid constructs, shifting and reshuffling to meet the whims of fashion and the market, but you assume that a few places will stay around forever.
- For this, the individual values of the trait under consideration are reshuffled relative to the remaining data (the other trait values and marker scores).
- Organizers are reshuffling the rest of his concert schedule while the singer heals.
- I appreciate that in order to do this characters must be omitted and combined, events reshuffled.
- You may recall that Season Four's ending experienced a bit of schedule reshuffling.
- It's during that period of discovery, when cultural identities are being reinvented and reshuffled, that things look more ambiguous.
- Randomization procedures whereby the sampling dates or the spatial positions were reshuffled allowed us to test for temporal and spatial effects.
- Often, the greatest savings that you'll make will come from reshuffling and filleting the products that you already have.
- To the store, customers and products are all the same, data that are captured, analyzed and reshuffled.
- It also is an attempt to reshuffle how libraries house information.
Synonyms reorganize, alter, adjust, change, change round, reorder, reschedule, rejig
2Shuffle (playing cards) again. Youngman is requesting that Garcia reshuffle the cards no object too many pairs are coming up—you better reshuffle Example sentencesExamples - So long as money remains in the pot, after each hand is settled, the cards are reshuffled and dealt by the next dealer.
- If it is a jack, he reshuffles and the cards are cut again.
- Are the cards reshuffled when the last card is drawn or when someone needs to draw a card?
- Cards are reshuffled, dealt evenly among the players and stacked face-down on the table to form individual player draw-decks.
- However, you get only 8 cards reshuffled in this case, so you should time using the joker wisely.
noun ˈriːʃʌf(ə)lˈriʃəfəl An act of reorganizing or rearranging something. he was brought into the government in the last reshuffle Example sentencesExamples - For the British squad, it was also a chance to see whether the reshuffles brought in by the coach had worked.
- Timetable reshuffles on the West Coast main line will mean changes to trains to Scotland.
- First, it's being tied into a wider junior ministerial reshuffle.
- And since these issues are hardly to be agreed on because of the polar interests of rulers and opposition, the acting majority preferred to defer the reshuffle of the main law.
- Such action would have forced a parliamentary reshuffle before the anticipated autumn election.
- Injury and illness had forced Rangers into a minor reshuffle.
- The good showing for the Government may reflect reaction to last week's reshuffle in addition to positive economic figures.
- Yellow cards and underperforming players prompted a few re-shuffles.
- Far from suffering boardroom reshuffles, the current management team has been leading the business for over 18 months.
- And the fact that there'll be the ministerial reshuffle is a mere co-incidence.
- The latest reshuffle, in contrast to previous rearrangements, barely caused a stir.
- With the latest reshuffle, it bears even less resemblance to ministerial portfolios.
- The spokesman was also asked about the replacement of the Leader of the Commons, but he replied he did not comment on reshuffles.
- Other major changes are expected when the reshuffle is announced in the next 10 days.
- The expected autumn reshuffle will allow for a much-needed freshening of the ministerial team.
- A spate of ministerial resignations, followed by a horribly panicked and botched reshuffle, is another piece of evidence.
- Should this happen or not, the forces of separation are stimulating speculation about possible reshuffles of party allegiance.
- Proposals for structural reshuffles were also tabled at the meeting.
- In the recent government reshuffle he was given the job of vice chamberlain of the royal household.
- The American and European short term industries will undergo a major reshuffle over the next year.
Synonyms reorganization, restructuring, upheaval, change, rearrangement, regrouping, redistribution informal shake-up
Definition of reshuffle in US English: reshuffleverbriˈʃəfəlrēˈSHəfəl [with object]1Reorganize or change the positions of (government appointees, members of a team, etc.) the president was forced to reshuffle his cabinet Example sentencesExamples - The very junior Minister over there is asking for his position to be reshuffled; he is asking to be moved off that bench.
- He also said he accepted the notion that by, reshuffling the Cabinet, the Prime Minister was seeking to maintain the balance of power within it.
- He has every reason to reshuffle his cabinet or at least move seats around.
- The central government reshuffled its cabinet, asking the law minister to resign.
- Who said the prime minister could not have reshuffled his Cabinet and not fired her and still given me a job?
- The team reshuffled its defensive line in an effort to get its most experienced players on the field.
- What would drive an entrepreneur to reshuffle his top management team at the peak of his company's success?
- The Prime Minister reshuffled his cabinet Wednesday, replacing the defense, finance and interior ministers.
- Yesterday he reshuffled his frontbench team to bring in new spokesmen on all these subjects.
- The first test of his growing strength will come when the ministerial team is reshuffled today.
- Alternatively, a Prime Minister may reshuffle a minister who has been associated with policies which have failed or which are unpopular.
- They reshuffled their team for the second-half.
- The First Minister is now expected to reshuffle his advisory team as he prepares for the elections.
- They reshuffled the team slightly for the second half and came out stronger, again creating some good attacking moves.
- Downing Street is not confirming when the announcement will be made amid signs that the prime minister is struggling to resolve the conundrum of how to reshuffle his junior ministers.
- Major cabinet turnovers have been rare, although chancellors occasionally have reshuffled their cabinets, shifting a minister from one post to another.
- The Liberal Democrat leader will reshuffle his frontbench team after the party's autumn conference, senior party members have revealed.
- The Australian Prime minister has reshuffled his ministry.
- The company recently reshuffled its top management team.
- Late last month, the Prime Minister reshuffled his cabinet in an attempt to resuscitate his government's largely stalled economic and social agenda.
Synonyms reorganize, restructure, change, change around, change the line-up of, shake up, rearrange, interchange, shuffle, regroup, rejig, redistribute, realign - 1.1 Put in a new order; rearrange.
genetic constituents are constantly reshuffled into individual organisms Example sentencesExamples - The genome-wide 5 % significance threshold was estimated by randomly reshuffling the phenotypic data 500 times in QTL Cartographer.
- It's during that period of discovery, when cultural identities are being reinvented and reshuffled, that things look more ambiguous.
- Malls are fluid constructs, shifting and reshuffling to meet the whims of fashion and the market, but you assume that a few places will stay around forever.
- For this, the individual values of the trait under consideration are reshuffled relative to the remaining data (the other trait values and marker scores).
- It also is an attempt to reshuffle how libraries house information.
- This gene reshuffling also occasionally may splice genes in the wrong place in the genome, producing pathogenic bacteria or viruses as discussed above.
- A recent variation on the latter assumes disulfide reshuffling as the mechanism of polymerization.
- Organizers are reshuffling the rest of his concert schedule while the singer heals.
- To the store, customers and products are all the same, data that are captured, analyzed and reshuffled.
- In just about all instances, these nation-states are also ethnically heterogeneous, with borders shifting and populations reshuffled over centuries of conquest and tribal conflict.
- You may recall that Season Four's ending experienced a bit of schedule reshuffling.
- Tests have shown that the canonical code is better than almost all randomly reshuffled codes in this respect.
- I appreciate that in order to do this characters must be omitted and combined, events reshuffled.
- Randomization procedures whereby the sampling dates or the spatial positions were reshuffled allowed us to test for temporal and spatial effects.
- Trains from various cities converge on the yard, where the cars are separated and reshuffled into new trains, which then depart for other destinations.
- Often, the greatest savings that you'll make will come from reshuffling and filleting the products that you already have.
Synonyms reorganize, alter, adjust, change, change round, reorder, reschedule, rejig
2Shuffle (playing cards) again. Youngman is requesting that Garcia reshuffle the cards no object too many pairs are coming up—you better reshuffle Example sentencesExamples - So long as money remains in the pot, after each hand is settled, the cards are reshuffled and dealt by the next dealer.
- Cards are reshuffled, dealt evenly among the players and stacked face-down on the table to form individual player draw-decks.
- Are the cards reshuffled when the last card is drawn or when someone needs to draw a card?
- However, you get only 8 cards reshuffled in this case, so you should time using the joker wisely.
- If it is a jack, he reshuffles and the cards are cut again.
nounˈriʃəfəlˈrēSHəfəl An act of reorganizing or rearranging something. he was brought into the government in the last reshuffle Example sentencesExamples - The latest reshuffle, in contrast to previous rearrangements, barely caused a stir.
- Should this happen or not, the forces of separation are stimulating speculation about possible reshuffles of party allegiance.
- The good showing for the Government may reflect reaction to last week's reshuffle in addition to positive economic figures.
- Timetable reshuffles on the West Coast main line will mean changes to trains to Scotland.
- And since these issues are hardly to be agreed on because of the polar interests of rulers and opposition, the acting majority preferred to defer the reshuffle of the main law.
- The American and European short term industries will undergo a major reshuffle over the next year.
- Other major changes are expected when the reshuffle is announced in the next 10 days.
- The spokesman was also asked about the replacement of the Leader of the Commons, but he replied he did not comment on reshuffles.
- Proposals for structural reshuffles were also tabled at the meeting.
- A spate of ministerial resignations, followed by a horribly panicked and botched reshuffle, is another piece of evidence.
- Far from suffering boardroom reshuffles, the current management team has been leading the business for over 18 months.
- With the latest reshuffle, it bears even less resemblance to ministerial portfolios.
- In the recent government reshuffle he was given the job of vice chamberlain of the royal household.
- First, it's being tied into a wider junior ministerial reshuffle.
- The expected autumn reshuffle will allow for a much-needed freshening of the ministerial team.
- For the British squad, it was also a chance to see whether the reshuffles brought in by the coach had worked.
- And the fact that there'll be the ministerial reshuffle is a mere co-incidence.
- Such action would have forced a parliamentary reshuffle before the anticipated autumn election.
- Injury and illness had forced Rangers into a minor reshuffle.
- Yellow cards and underperforming players prompted a few re-shuffles.
Synonyms reorganization, restructuring, upheaval, change, rearrangement, regrouping, redistribution
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