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Meanings of shuffling in English
Synonyms
Examples for "make"
Examples for "make"
1
However, he said helping people to make good choices remains a challenge.
2
Meanwhile Brexit had brought home to Europe the need to make changes.
3
Mrs Spelman said: We need to make the new CAP fundamentally different.
4
Clear and agreed policies help a funding organisation make objective, rational decisions.
5
Photo: RNZ However he said his source might make the material public.
1
Not a whisper in the court; not the shuffle of a foot.
2
Stowable transport features make it easy to shuffle during or between problems.
3
The real badass news and quality storytelling get lost in the shuffle.
4
There was in the stiff shuffle of the men something rather familiar.
5
He doesn't need to listen for her shuffle to know she'll follow.
1
She and she alone could see any promise in the shambling youngster.
2
My reputation is a great shambling pile of ruins to begin with.
3
It made a hideous, mewling sound and took a shambling step forward.
4
At first Charley did not grasp the meaning of the shambling trail.
5
He came, white and shambling; we have nothing to fear from Henderson.
1
It was a walk Laura recognized instantly, sort of a half-shamble, half-strut.
2
I stood in my doorway and watched him shamble off to bed.
3
Then they take their handcarts and shamble slowly towards the farthest door.
4
We passed an old woman hanging a shamble-man made of oat sheaves.
5
I was surprised to see people setting up straw-stuffed shamble-men outside their homes.
1
Persi Diaconis is a mathematician who has been studying card shuffling for over 25 years.
2
The card shuffling ceased.
Usage of shuffling in English
1
Global finance experts say some banks are also shuffling loans between themselves.
2
Mrs. Agar was shuffling about in the chair as if in pain.
3
The Singapore state investor has been shuffling its financial portfolio fairly regularly.
4
It was just another achingly long time spent shuffling reports and dossiers.
5
Professor Channing came shuffling down the hall a full ten minutes late.
6
He moved forward, and the mass moved up behind him, shuffling, determined.
7
In the hall she met Phibbs, shuffling along as if in pain.
8
He could hear his friends shuffling along behind him, sometimes muttering something.
9
After another half-hour of shuffling, she sat down and asked her question.
10
The MP was looking at the work party shuffling through the gate.
11
A certain amount of sighing and shuffling began, particularly among the girls.
12
I hear their shuffling footsteps behind me and step onto the ledge.
13
The Secretary came forward, shuffling papers, and handed some to the President.
14
Noise carried from below: something shuffling through the mist obscuring the lane.
15
A few minutes later she was back, shuffling through the books again.
16
While the system still worked, the repeated shuffling significantly curbed favorable opportunities.
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Translations for shuffling
Russian
Portuguese
Spanish
Catalan
Shuffling through the time
Shuffling across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common