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shiftingnoun
shiftings
pl
The shifting of the furniture took all afternoon.
Перемещение мебели заняло весь день.
The tectonic shifting caused an earthquake.
Тектонический сдвиг вызвал землетрясение.
The shifting of the schedule confused everyone.
Перестановка расписания всех запутала.
Synonyms
movement
change
transfer
relocation
transition
shiftingadjective
more shifting
Comp.
most shifting
Super.
UK
/ˈʃɪftɪŋ/
US
/ˈʃɪftɪŋ/
The shifting landscape made it difficult to navigate.
Изменяющийся ландшафт затруднял навигацию.
The shifting sands of the desert are constantly moving.
Перемещающиеся пески пустыни постоянно движутся.
The shifting shadows created an eerie atmosphere.
Скользящие тени создавали зловещую атмосферу.
Synonyms
changing
moving
varying
fluid
unsteady
inconstant
mutable
shiftverb

shifting

Gerund

shifted
Past Simple
shifted
Past Participle
shifting
Gerund
UK
/ʃɪft/
US
/ʃɪft/
He had to shift the boxes to make space.
Ему пришлось сдвигать коробки, чтобы освободить место.
She decided to shift her focus to a new project.
Она решила перемещать своё внимание на новый проект.
They will shift the guard at midnight.
Они сменят охрану в полночь.
The company plans to shift its strategy next year.
Компания планирует изменять свою стратегию в следующем году.
Additional translations
смещать
передвигать
Synonyms
move
transfer
change
alter
adjust
switch
reposition
displace
convert
transmit
Antonyms
stay
remain

Definitions

shiftingnoun
The act or process of changing position, direction, or focus.
The shifting of the gears was smooth and barely noticeable.
A change or movement from one state, position, or place to another.
The shifting of the sands created new dunes in the desert.
A series of changes or movements.
The shifting of public opinion can greatly influence political outcomes.
shiftingadjective
Changing or moving from one position, direction, or state to another.
The shifting sands of the desert made it difficult to navigate.
Not stable or fixed; fluctuating or varying.
The shifting political landscape has made it hard to predict the election outcome.
shiftverb
To move or cause to move from one place to another.
She shifted the books from the table to the shelf.
To change position or direction.
The wind shifted to the north.
To change gears in a vehicle.
He shifted into second gear as the car gained speed.
To change one's opinion or attitude.
Her views on the subject shifted after the debate.
To manage or get along by oneself.
After losing his job, he had to shift for himself.
(Computing) To move bits or digits in a binary number or register left or right.
The program shifts the value left by one bit to multiply by two.
To transfer or redirect (responsibility, blame, cost, etc.) to another person or thing.
The manager tried to shift the blame onto his assistant.
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