英语词汇“shuffle”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

shuffleverb

uk/ˈʃʌf.əl/us/ˈʃʌf.əl/

shuffle verb (WALK)

[ I + adv/prep, T ] to walk by pulling your feet slowly along the ground rather than lifting them:

I love shuffling through the fallen leaves.

He shuffled into the kitchen, leaning on his walking stick.

Don't shuffle your feet like that! Walk normally.

[ I usually + adv/prep, T ] to move your feet or bottom around, while staying in the same place, especially because you are uncomfortable, nervous, or embarrassed:

The woman in front of me kept shuffling around in her seat all the way through the performance.

When I asked him where he'd been, he just looked at the ground and shuffled his feet.

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Moving unsteadily or with difficulty

blunder
bumble
doddery
falter
galumphing
limp
lollop
lumber
lurch
reel
schlep
shamble
squeeze
stumble
toddle
toil
totter
trip (sb) up
tumble
waddle

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shuffle verb (MOVE AROUND)

[ T ] to move similar things from one position or place to another, often to give an appearance of activity when nothing useful is being done:

She shuffled her papers nervously on her desk.

Many prisoners have to be shuffled around police stations because of prison overcrowding.

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Transferring and transporting objects

bearer
borne
bring
budge
bus
call for sb
drop
ferry
freight
pick sb/sth up
put sb down somewhere
road haulage
route
spirit
tear 1
tear sb away
tote
transfer
transport
transportation

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Useless and futile

shuffle verb (MIX CARDS)

[ I or T ] to mix a set of playing cards without seeing their values before beginning a game, so that their order is not known to any of the players:

It's your turn to shuffle the cards.

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Card games

bridge
canasta
card sharp
deal
dealer
diamond
discard
flush
grand slam
jack
joker
pass
pool
royal flush
rummy
singleton
snap
solitaire
strip poker
suit

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Idiom(s)

shuffle off this mortal coil

Phrasal verb(s)

shuffle sth off

shufflenoun

uk/ˈʃʌf.əl/us/ˈʃʌf.əl/

shuffle noun (MOVE AROUND)

[ C ] the act of moving things around from one position to another:

She gave her papers a quick shuffle.

[ C ] mainly US UK usually reshuffle an occasion when the positions of people or things within a particular group are changed :

We expect a Cabinet shuffle in the summer.

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Transferring and transporting objects

bearer
borne
bring
budge
bus
call for sb
drop
ferry
freight
pick sb/sth up
put sb down somewhere
road haulage
route
spirit
tear 1
tear sb away
tote
transfer
transport
transportation

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Organizations, Societies & clubs

shuffle noun (CARDS)

[ C ] the act of mixing a set of playing cards before giving them out:

Make sure you give the cards a good shuffle before you deal.

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Card games

bridge
canasta
card sharp
deal
dealer
diamond
discard
flush
grand slam
jack
joker
pass
pool
royal flush
rummy
singleton
snap
solitaire
strip poker
suit

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shuffle noun (MUSIC)

[ U ] a feature of an MP3 player, mobile phone, etc. that plays songs in a random order:

I put my iPod on shuffle and drove home.

a shuffle mode/function

shuffle noun (WALK)

[ S ] a way of walking in which you pull your feet slowly along the ground rather than lifting them:

He's got arthritis and walks with a shuffle.

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Moving unsteadily or with difficulty

blunder
bumble
doddery
falter
galumphing
limp
lollop
lumber
lurch
reel
schlep
shamble
squeeze
stumble
toddle
toil
totter
trip (sb) up
tumble
waddle

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单词	shuffle
释义	Contents verb (3) shuffle (WALK) shuffle (MOVE AROUND) shuffle (MIX CARDS) noun (4) shuffle (MOVE AROUND) shuffle (CARDS) shuffle (MUSIC) shuffle (WALK) Contents verb (2) shuffle (WALK) shuffle (MOVE AROUND) noun (2) shuffle (WALK) shuffle (MOVEMENT) English American shuffleverb uk/ˈʃʌf.əl/us/ˈʃʌf.əl/ shuffle verb (WALK) [ I + adv/prep, T ] to walk by pulling your feet slowly along the ground rather than lifting them: I love shuffling through the fallen leaves. He shuffled into the kitchen, leaning on his walking stick. Don't shuffle your feet like that! Walk normally. [ I usually + adv/prep, T ] to move your feet or bottom around, while staying in the same place, especially because you are uncomfortable, nervous, or embarrassed: The woman in front of me kept shuffling around in her seat all the way through the performance. When I asked him where he'd been, he just looked at the ground and shuffled his feet. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Moving unsteadily or with difficulty blunder bumble doddery falter galumphing limp lollop lumber lurch reel schlep shamble squeeze stumble toddle toil totter *trip (sb)* up tumble waddle See more results » shuffle verb (MOVE AROUND) [ T ] to move similar things from one position or place to another, often to give an appearance of activity when nothing useful is being done: She shuffled her papers nervously on her desk. Many prisoners have to be shuffled around police stations because of prison overcrowding. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Transferring and transporting objects bearer borne bring budge bus call for sb drop ferry freight pick sb/sth up** put sb down somewhere road haulage route spirit tear 1 tear sb away tote transfer transport transportation See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Useless and futile shuffle verb (MIX CARDS) [ I or T ] to mix a set of playing cards without seeing their values before beginning a game, so that their order is not known to any of the players: It's your turn to shuffle the cards. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Card games bridge canasta card sharp deal dealer diamond discard flush grand slam jack joker pass pool royal flush rummy singleton snap solitaire strip poker suit See more results » Idiom(s) shuffle off this mortal coil Phrasal verb(s) shuffle sth off shufflenoun uk/ˈʃʌf.əl/us/ˈʃʌf.əl/ shuffle noun (MOVE AROUND) [ C ] the act of moving things around from one position to another: She gave her papers a quick shuffle. [ C ] mainly US UK usually reshuffle an occasion when the positions of people or things within a particular group are changed : We expect a Cabinet shuffle in the summer. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Transferring and transporting objects bearer borne bring budge bus call for sb drop ferry freight *pick sb/sth* up** put sb down somewhere road haulage route spirit tear 1 tear sb away tote transfer transport transportation See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Organizations, Societies & clubs shuffle noun (CARDS) [ C ] the act of mixing a set of playing cards before giving them out: Make sure you give the cards a good shuffle before you deal. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Card games bridge canasta card sharp deal dealer diamond discard flush grand slam jack joker pass pool royal flush rummy singleton snap solitaire strip poker suit See more results » shuffle noun (MUSIC) [ U ] a feature of an MP3 player, mobile phone, etc. that plays songs in a random order: I put my iPod on shuffle and drove home. a shuffle mode/function shuffle noun (WALK) [ S ] a way of walking in which you pull your feet slowly along the ground rather than lifting them: He's got arthritis and walks with a shuffle. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Moving unsteadily or with difficulty blunder bumble doddery falter galumphing limp lollop lumber lurch reel schlep shamble squeeze stumble toddle toil totter *trip (sb)* up tumble waddle See more results » shuffleverb us/ˈʃʌf·əl/ shuffle verb (WALK) [ I/T ] to walk by sliding your feet, rather than lifting them as you step: [ I always + adv/prep ] Grandfather shuffled into the kitchen, leaning on his cane. shuffle your feet If you shuffle your feet, you move your feet slightly because you are uncomfortable or embarrassed: [ T ] When I asked where he’d been, he just stared at the ground and shuffled his feet. shuffle verb (MOVE AROUND) [ T ] to move things to different positions or into a different order: She shuffled papers on her desk as she waited for the phone to ring. The software lets you shuffle all of your songs or albums with a single click. shufflenoun us/ˈʃʌf·əl/ shuffle noun (WALK) [ U ] the act of walking by sliding your feet: the shuffle of shoes on city sidewalks shuffle noun (MOVEMENT) [ C ] the act of moving things to different positions or into a different order: She gave her papers a quick shuffle. [ C ] A shuffle is also a change in people or their positions in an organization:** The top-level shuffle brought Groncki into the White House.
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shuffleverb

shuffle verb (WALK)

shuffle verb (MOVE AROUND)

shuffle verb (MIX CARDS)

Idiom(s)

Phrasal verb(s)

shufflenoun

shuffle noun (MOVE AROUND)

shuffle noun (CARDS)

shuffle noun (MUSIC)

shuffle noun (WALK)

shuffleverb

shuffle verb (WALK)

shuffle verb (MOVE AROUND)

shufflenoun

shuffle noun (WALK)

shuffle noun (MOVEMENT)