reshuffling
ˌriːˈʃʌflɪŋ
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Definition of reshuffling - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
change orderredistribution or rearrangement of elements
  • There was a reshuffling of responsibilities in the team.
rearrangement reorganization
2.
governmentreorganization of positions or roles
  • The cabinet underwent a reshuffling after the election.
rearrangement reorganization
3.
cardsact of shuffling something again
  • The dealer performed a reshuffling of the deck.
rearranging reordering reorganizing

Adjective

order changeinvolving a change in the order or arrangement of something
  • The reshufflings of the schedule confused everyone.
rearranging reordering reorganizing
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Origin of reshuffling

English, re (again) + shuffle (mix)

Examples of reshuffling in a sentence

  • A reshuffling of the cards changed the game.
  • The reshuffling of the board members surprised everyone.
  • A reshuffling in the team led to better performance.
  • A reshuffling of the cards was necessary after the mistake.
  • He requested a reshuffling to ensure fairness.
  • A reshuffling plan moved several managers.

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  1. French:remaniement, de remaniement, ...
  2. German:Umstrukturierung, umordnend, ...
  3. Italian:riorganizzazione, rimescolante, ...
  4. Spanish:reorganización, reorganizativo, ...
  5. Portuguese:redistribuição, de reorganização, ...
  6. Chinese:重新分配, 重新排序的, ...
  7. Japanese:再編成, 再編成の, ...
  8. Arabic:إِعَادَة تَشْكِيل, إِعادِيّ التَّرتيب, ...
  9. Hebrew:סִידּוּר מֵחָדָשׁ, מְשַׁנֶּה, ...
  10. Russian:перераспределение, реорганизационный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:перерозподіл, перестановний, ...
  12. Hindi:पुनर्व्यवस्था, पुनर्विन्यासकारी, ...
reshuffle
ˌriːˈʃʌfl̩

Definition of reshuffle - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
1.
gamesshuffle something again, especially playing cards
  • He decided to reshuffle the deck before dealing.
rearrange reorder
2.
politicsUKreorganize or rearrange roles, especially in governmentUK
  • The prime minister plans to reshuffle the cabinet next week.
rearrange reorganize restructure

Noun

1.
cardsinstance of shuffling cards again
  • After the mistake, a reshuffle of the deck was needed.
redeal reshuffling
2.
organizational changeUKact of rearranging positions or roles within an organizationUK
  • The company announced a major reshuffle of its management team.
reorganization restructuring
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Expressions with reshuffle

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mix the deck of cards again for randomness
Before the next round, reshuffle the cards.
change in how top government jobs are given to different people
The prime minister announced a major government reshuffle after the election.

Origin of reshuffle

English, re- (again) + shuffle (mix)

Examples of reshuffle in a sentence

  • Players often reshuffle their hands during the game.
  • The company decided to reshuffle its management team.
  • They had to reshuffle the schedule due to conflicts.
  • The magician requested a reshuffle before starting the trick.
  • A reshuffle was necessary after the cards fell on the floor.
  • The reshuffle caused confusion among the employees.

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  1. French:remélanger, nouveau mélange, ...
  2. German:neu mischen, Neumischen, ...
  3. Italian:rimescolare, rimescolamento, ...
  4. Spanish:barajar de nuevo, barajada, ...
  5. Portuguese:embaralhar, novo embaralhamento, ...
  6. Chinese:重新洗牌, 改组, ...
  7. Japanese:シャッフルし直す, 再シャッフル, ...
  8. Arabic:أَعَادَ خَلْط الأَوْرَاق, إِعادة خَلْط, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְעַרְבֵּב מֵחָדָשׁ, עֵרְבּוּב מֵחָדָשׁ, ...
  10. Russian:перетасовать, перетасовка, ...
  11. Ukrainian:перетасувати, перетасування, ...
  12. Hindi:फिर से फेंटना, फिर से फेरबदल, ...

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