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shuffle

/ˈʃʌfəl/

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noun

洗牌，搓牌

The act of shuffling cards.

Examples :

"He made a real mess of the last shuffle."

他上次洗牌洗得一塌糊涂。

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noun

随机播放, 洗牌.

The act of reordering anything, such as music tracks in a media player.

Examples :

"Before the party, I made a shuffle of the playlist on my phone. "

派对开始前，我把手机上的播放列表随机播放了一下。

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noun

拖着脚走, 曳步。

An instance of walking without lifting one's feet.

Examples :

"The sad young girl left with a tired shuffle."

那个悲伤的年轻女孩拖着疲惫的脚步离开了。

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noun

洗牌节奏, 切分音节奏

(by extension) A rhythm commonly used in blues music. Consists of a series of triplet notes with the middle note missing, so that it sounds like a long note followed by a short note. Sounds like a walker dragging one foot.

Examples :

"The blues band played a song with a slow, captivating shuffle, making you want to tap your foot to its uneven rhythm. "

这支蓝调乐队演奏了一首节奏缓慢而迷人的歌曲，带着一种悠扬的切分音节奏（洗牌节奏），让人忍不住想跟着这不均匀的节拍轻拍脚。

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noun

花招, 诡计.

A trick; an artifice; an evasion.

Examples :

"The politician's long answer was just a shuffle to avoid directly answering the difficult question. "

那位政客冗长的回答不过是逃避直接回答难题的花招而已。

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verb

洗牌，弄乱。

To put in a random order.

Examples :

"I need to shuffle the cards before we start the game. "

我需要洗牌，把牌的顺序弄乱，然后我们才能开始游戏。

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verb

洗牌，搅乱，重新排列

To change; modify the order of something.

Examples :

"The teacher shuffled the order of the questions on the test. "

老师把考试题的顺序打乱了。

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verb

拖着脚走，曳步，蹭

To move in a slovenly, dragging manner; to drag or scrape the feet in walking or dancing.

Examples :

"He shuffled out of the room."

他拖着脚走出了房间。

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verb

推诿，搪塞，躲闪。

To change one's position; to shift ground; to evade questions; to resort to equivocation; to prevaricate.

Examples :

"To avoid answering the teacher's tough question about the project, the student shuffled his feet and mumbled something about being "overwhelmed." "

为了躲避老师关于项目的难题，那个学生不停地搓着脚，支支吾吾地说自己“压力太大了”。

communication position action attitude

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verb

设法，凑合。

To use arts or expedients; to make shift.

Examples :

"To finish the project on time, Sarah had to shuffle her schedule, prioritizing tasks and finding extra time in the evenings. "

为了按时完成项目，萨拉不得不设法调整她的日程安排，优先处理各项任务，并在晚上挤出额外的时间。

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verb

推来推去，拖动。

To shove one way and the other; to push from one to another.

Examples :

"to shuffle money from hand to hand"

把钱从一只手推到另一只手。

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verb

洗牌，搅乱。

To remove or introduce by artificial confusion.

Examples :

"The teacher shuffled the papers, making it impossible to know who got which test. "

老师把试卷的顺序打乱了，这样就没人知道谁拿到了哪一份试卷。