shift
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/ʃɪft/
🇬🇧
/ʃɪft/
noun
B1
A specific work period for a group of workers.
I've just finished an eight-hour shift.
私はちょうど8時間のシフトを終えました。
B1
The group of workers working at a particular time.
The night shift has just come off duty.
夜勤がちょうど仕事から降りました。
B2
A change in opinion, mood, or direction.
Over the last ten years there has been a fundamental shift in the way we do business.
過去10年間で、ビジネスを行う方法に根本的な変化が生じました。
R
The mechanism on a keyboard that allows for typing uppercase letters or special characters.
R
A simple, straight-cut dress.
R
A piece of women's underwear from the past.
verb
B2
To move something or oneself to another place.
The action of the novel shifts from Paris to London.
小説の舞台がパリからロンドンへ移る。
R
To move quickly or with difficulty.
B2
To change from one state or position to another.
I felt the advantage had suddenly shifted away from us.
私たちにあった利点が突然失われた感じがしました。
R
To change one's opinion or the focus of something.
We need to shift the focus of this debate.
この議論の焦点を移動する必要があります。
R
To pass the responsibility or blame to someone else.
He tried to shift the blame for his mistakes onto his colleagues.
彼は自分の過ちの責任を同僚に押し付けようとしました。
R
To remove a stain or dirt.
a detergent that shifts even the most stubborn stains
最も頑丈な汚染も外す洗剤。
R
To sell, especially items that are not selling well.
They cut prices drastically to try and shift stock.
在庫を売り切るために価格を大幅に引き下げた。
R
To change gears in a vehicle.
to shift into second gear
二段目に変速する。
translation
シフト, シフトキー, シフトドレス, 女性の下着
シフトする, 迅速に動く, 焦点を移動させる, 責任を他に回す, 売る, ギヤを変える
語形変化
3rd Present
shifts
Progressive
shifting
Past
shifted
Plural
shifts
Perfect
shifted