英语词汇“shuffle”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	shuffle
释义	shuf·fle I. \ˈshəfəl\ verb (shuffled ; shuffled ; shuffling \-f(ə)liŋ\ ; shuffles) Etymology: perhaps irregular from shove (I) + -le *transitive verb* 1. a. : to mix in a mass confusedly : throw into disorder : jumble < war has … shuffled our population — Lucien Price > b. : to cause to mingle indiscriminately — usually used with among or with < shuffled first offenders in with hardened criminals > 2. a. : to introduce into trickily : smuggle in < contrived by your enemies and shuffled into the papers that were seized — John Dryden > b. : to put or thrust aside or under cover < shuffled the whole matter out of his mind > < shuffling the letter out of sight as someone entered > 3. a. : to manipulate (as a group of playing cards or tiles) with the real or ostensible purpose of causing a later appearance in random order (as in dealing or drawing) b. : to push or move about, back and forth, or from one place to another : shift < shuffle funds among various accounts > < pulled all the drawers open to shuffle his belongings more handily — Josephine Pinckney > < dispatchers had godlike … power to shuffle us to and fro — Christopher Morley > 4. a. : to move (as the feet) by sliding along or back and forth without lifting < shuffled his feet nervously as he waited > < shuffled his slippers over the floor > b. : to perform (as a dance) with a dragging, sliding step < shuffle a saraband > *intransitive verb* 1. : to work into or out of trickily : worm — usually used with in, into, or out of < managed to shuffle in with his betters > < shuffled out of the difficulty somehow > 2. : to act or speak in a shifty or evasive manner : equivocate < the more the cardinals shuffled, the more furiously the mob raged — G.G.Coulton > < without shuffling for a moment about his past errors — J.M.Barzun > 3. a. : to move or walk in a sliding, dragging manner without lifting the feet : scuff, scuffle < saw a bear shuffling along > < boxers shuffling around in the ring > < saw him shuffling through the streets in his battered carpet slippers — Van Wyck Brooks > b. : to dance in a lazy nonchalant manner with sliding and tapping motions of the feet c. : to execute in a perfunctory or clumsy manner — usually used with through < allowed to shuffle through his lessons — George Eliot > d. : to get into or out of shoes or clothing awkwardly or fumblingly — usually used with into, off, on, or out of < began to shuffle on his fur jacket and his moccasins — Willa Cather > < watched him shuffle gloomily into his overcoat — William DuBois > 4. : to mix playing cards or counters (as dominoes or tiles) by shuffling 5. : to attack with the spurs in cock fighting II. noun (-s) 1. : an evasion of the issue : equivocation < answer it now, yes or no, plain word and no shuffle — Max Pemberton > 2. a. : an act of shuffling (as of cards or playing counters) < after the shuffle the players select tiles in turn > b. : a right or turn to shuffle < reminded sharply that it was his shuffle > c. : a confused mass : jumble < a desk with a shuffle of papers on it — Adrian Bell > < the goal of training good teachers had been lost in the shuffle of educational trappings — Benjamin Fine > 3. a. : a dragging sliding walk : scuffle < the … shuffle of the man's feet across the dusty floor — Victor Canning > b. (1) : a sliding or scraping step in dancing (2) : a dance characterized by such a step < dancing a sailor's shuffle > < the double shuffle >
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