Definition
Definition of shuffled - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
organizationmixed or rearranged in a random order
- The shuffled cards were ready for the game.
2.
walking styleRare walked without lifting feet properlyRare
- He moved with shuffled steps across the room.
Origin of shuffled
Middle English, shovelen (to shove)
Examples of shuffled in a sentence
He handed me the shuffled papers to sort out. The old man walked with shuffled feet down the hallway. Her shuffled gait was a sign of her exhaustion.
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- French:mélangé, traînant, ...
- German:gemischt, schlurfend, ...
- Italian:mischiato, strascicato, ...
- Spanish:barajado, deslizado, ...
- Portuguese:misturado, trôpego, ...
- Chinese:随机排列的, 拖着脚走的, ...
- Japanese:シャッフルされた, 引きずるような, ...
- Arabic:مُخْتَلَط, مُتَثَاقِل, ...
- Hebrew:מְעֹרְבָּב, מְדַשְׁדֵּשׁ, ...
- Russian:перемешанные, шаркающие, ...
- Ukrainian:перемішані, шаркаючий, ...
- Hindi:फेंटा हुआ, घसीटते हुए, ...
Definition of shuffle - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
gamestr. mix cards to change their ordertr.
- He shuffled the deck before dealing.
2.
organizationtr. rearrange items or data in a random mannertr.
- The playlist was set to shuffle the songs automatically..
3.
dragging feetintr. move feet along the ground without lifting themintr.
- He shuffled across the floor in his slippers.
4.
awkward movementintr. move clumsily or awkwardlyintr.
- He shuffled around the room nervously.
Noun
1.
cardsact of mixing cards by sliding them over each other
- She did a quick shuffle before dealing the cards..
2.
movementinstance of walking without lifting feet
- His shuffle was slow and deliberate.
3.
blues musicTECH. rhythm in blues music with missing triplet notesTECH.
- The song had a catchy shuffle.
4.
musicdance move scuffing foot back and forth
- She performed a shuffle on stage.
5.
musicact of reordering items like music tracks
- The playlist is on shuffle mode.
Expressions with shuffle
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move feet without lifting them
He shuffled his feet nervously during the interview.
look at or move papers or things in a messy way
She shuffled through the documents on her desk.
forgotten or neglected in a busy situation
Important emails can get lost in the shuffle when the inbox is full.
leave or depart casually
She shuffled off without saying goodbye.
mix a deck of cards to randomize order
Before dealing, he shuffled the cards thoroughly.
mix the cards in a deck
Before dealing, he shuffled the deck thoroughly.
make small changes that ignore a serious obvious problem
The company shuffled the deckchairs on the Titanic instead of fixing its core issues.
avoiding direct answers or actions
The politician did a soft-shoe shuffle around the question.
reorganization of government ministers' positions
The prime minister announced a cabinet shuffle today.
mode on devices for random track selection
Shuffle play makes my music sessions unpredictable.
rearrangement of exons in genes creating new proteins
Exon shuffle can lead to protein diversity.
divest oneself of mortal body, meaning to die
He will soon shuffle off this mortal coil peacefully.
deceptive or evasive action
He used a double shuffle to avoid answering the question.
Origin of shuffle
Middle English, shovelen (to shove)
Examples of shuffle in a sentence
Players must shuffle thoroughly to ensure fairness. He decided to shuffle the cards. The teacher asked the students to shuffle their papers. She shuffled her feet nervously before answering. The old man shuffled down the hallway slowly. She shuffled through the papers on her desk.
The old man shuffled slowly down the street. The magician's shuffle was mesmerizing. After a thorough shuffle, he handed out the cards. The old man's shuffle was barely audible on the carpet. Her shuffle across the room was hesitant and slow. The band played a slow shuffle. He loved the shuffle in that blues track. He practiced the shuffle before the dance class. The dancers ended the routine with a fast shuffle. I prefer listening to albums without shuffle. Shuffle can introduce you to new songs.
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- French:mélanger, mélange, ...
- German:mischen, Kartenspiel mischen, ...
- Italian:mescolare, mescolata, ...
- Spanish:barajar, barajada, ...
- Portuguese:baralhar, embaralhamento, ...
- Chinese:洗牌, 拖行, ...
- Japanese:シャッフルする, カードを切る, ...
- Arabic:خَلَطَ, خَلْط, ...
- Hebrew:לִטְרוֹף, עִרְבּוּב קְלָפִים, ...
- Russian:тасовать, тасование, ...
- Ukrainian:тасувати, тасування, ...
- Hindi:फेंटना, फेंट, ...
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