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shuffle

/ˈʃʌf.əl/

shuffle about

Traductions

shufflenoun

shuffles

/ˈʃʌf.əl/

перетасовка

The dealer performed a quick shuffle of the cards.

Дилер быстро сделал перетасовку карт.

шарканье

I heard the shuffle of feet in the hallway.

Я услышал шарканье ног в коридоре.

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Synonymes

shuffleverb

shuffled

Past Simple

shuffled

Past Participle

shuffling

Gerund

/ˈʃʌf.əl/

перемешивать

The DJ shuffled the playlist to keep the party going.

Ди-джей перемешал плейлист, чтобы вечеринка продолжалась.

тасовать

He shuffled the deck of cards before dealing.

Он тасовал колоду карт перед раздачей.

шаркать

She shuffled her feet nervously during the interview.

Она нервно шаркала ногами во время интервью.

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Antonymes

shuffleadjective

/ˈʃʌf.əl/

Used attributively to denote something involving random order, e.g. “shuffle play”, “shuffle mode”.

Définitions

shufflenoun

A dragging or scraping movement of the feet without lifting them fully from the ground.

The old man walked with a slow shuffle across the room.

A change in the order of a set of things, especially playing cards.

After a quick shuffle, the dealer dealt the cards to the players.

A dance step characterized by sliding or dragging the feet.

The dance instructor taught the students a new shuffle step.

A confused or disorderly state or situation.

In the morning shuffle, she accidentally grabbed the wrong keys.

A rhythm with a swung, triplet feel, common in blues, jazz, and rock music.

The drummer laid down a driving shuffle that kept everyone dancing.

A playback feature on digital audio devices that selects tracks in random order.

Put the album on shuffle so we can hear the songs in a fresh sequence.

shuffleverb

To walk by dragging one's feet along or without lifting them fully from the ground.

He shuffled across the room in his slippers.

To mix playing cards or other items by shuffling them together.

She shuffled the deck of cards before dealing them out.

To rearrange or reorganize items or people in a different order.

The manager decided to shuffle the seating arrangement for the meeting.

To move or shift something from one place to another, often in a hurried or disorganized manner.

He shuffled the papers on his desk to find the report.

To play songs or tracks in a random order, especially on a digital music player.

I like to shuffle my playlist to hear a variety of songs.

shuffleadjective

Relating to or involving random order or selection.

I switched to shuffle playback for the road trip.