shift的意思和读音

shift

: [ʃɪft] : [ʃɪft]

n.

v.

shifts  shifting  shifted  

adj.+n.big shift,fundamental shift,dramatic shift,massive shift,important shift

v.+n.make shift,shift blame,shift balance,shift gear,shift emphasis

n.move,swing,modification,alteration,change

v.budge,transfer,alter,modify,reallocate

shiftv.move

1.[i][t]to move, or move sth, from one position or place to another

Lydia shifted uncomfortably in her chair.

The action of the novel shifts from Paris to London.

Could you help me shift some furniture?

He shifted his gaze from the child to her.

She shifted her weight from one foot to the other.

2.[i][t](informal)~ (yourself)to move quickly

situation/opinion/policy

3.[i]to change from one state, position, etc. to another

Public attitudes towards marriage have shifted over the past 50 years.50

The balance of power shifted away from workers towards employers.

4.[t]to change your opinion of or attitude towards sth, or change the way that you do sth

We need to shift the focus of this debate.

The new policy shifted the emphasis away from fighting inflation.

responsibility

5.[t]~ responsibility/blame (for sth) (onto sb)to make sb else responsible for sth you should do or sth bad that you have done

He tried to shift the blame for his mistakes onto his colleagues.

remove mark

6.[t]~ sthto remove sth such as a dirty mark

a detergent that shifts even the most stubborn stains

sell goods

7.[t]~ sthto sell goods, especially goods that are difficult to sell

They cut prices drastically to try and shift stock.

in vehicle

8.[i]to change the gears when you are driving a vehicle

to shift into second gear

IDMshift your groundto change your opinion about a subject, especially during a discussion(the) shifting sands (of sth)used to describe a situation that changes so often that it is difficult to understand or deal with itn.change

1.[c]~ (in sth)a change in position or direction

a dramatic shift in public opinion

a shift of emphasis

period of work

2.[c]a period of time worked by a group of workers who start work as another group finishes

to be on the day/night shift at the factory

to work an eight-hour shift

working in shifts

shift workers/work

3.[cspv]the workers who work a particular shift

The night shift has/have just come off duty.

on computer

4.[u]),the system on a computer keyboard or typewriter that allows capital letters or a different set of characters to be typed; the key that operates this system

a shift key

Press shift + F11 to insert a new worksheet. F11

clothing

5.[c]a woman's simple straight dress

6.[c]穿a simple straight piece of clothing worn by women in the past as underwear

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v.1.to move your body or a part of your body slightly, for example because you are bored; if things such as land or buildings shift, or if something shifts them, they move slightly; to move your eyes in order to look at something else2.if an idea, attitude, or plan shifts, or if someone shifts it, it changes; to make someone or something else responsible for something, especially when this is unfair; to change from one gear to another when you are driving a car3.to press the shift key on a computer keyboard

n.1.a period of work time in a factory, hospital, or other place where some people work during the day and some work at night; the people who work during a particular shift2.a change in something, for example in someones ideas or opinions3.a shift key on a computer keyboard4.a womans dress that hangs down straight1.a period of work time in a factory, hospital, or other place where some people work during the day and some work at night; the people who work during a particular shift2.a change in something, for example in someones ideas or opinions3.a shift key on a computer keyboard4.a womans dress that hangs down straight

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1.In this sort of situation it's tempting to try to get your friend to shift to the punctuality equilibrium.

2.He works all day long at saturday and his mother tooks a night shift.

3.Authentic adult actions are those which help us shift us out of a child state to a more expansive and adult sense of ourselves.

4.I keep trying to call her, just start she said to, and so on, at the end, her attitude will shift.

5.And in a interesting shift it looks as if the IMF will take a broader role in the Europeans big solution.广

6.Even so, it is unclear how much momentum the shift to inland growth really has.便

7.About this time, there was a major shift in the material culture of Scandinavia, reflecting increased contact with the Romans.

8.The threat of 15 damage from a simple shift should make your opponent think twice before trying to shuffle around the Captain.15

9.Lyushnya admits that this preternatural environment can be nerve-wracking, especially when he's the only one working the night shift.

10.This sudden movement of the core of the Earth, dragging the crust with it, takes place in the span of an hour, the hour of the shift.---