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2 Translation results for
shift
in Spanish
noun
|
verb
shift
noun
shifts
cambio
;
turno
;
vestido (suelto)
Example sentences of
shift
noun
•
There will be a
shift
of responsibility when she takes the new position.
•
a
shift
away from tradition
•
a gradual
shift
toward more liberal policies
•
a
shift
in voter opinion
•
The day
shift
worked overtime.
More examples
•
The restaurant needed only one
shift
for lunch.
•
He works the day
shift
.
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Synonyms of
shift
noun
change
,
dress
,
transfer
shift
verb
shifted, has shifted, is shifting, shifts
cambiar
;
mover
;
moverse
;
transferir
Example sentences of
shift
verb
•
I
shifted
the bag to my other shoulder.
•
She
shifted
her position slightly so she could see the stage better.
•
They
shifted
him to a different department.
•
He nervously
shifted
from foot to foot.
•
She
shifted
in her seat.
More examples
•
Public opinion has
shifted
dramatically in recent months.
•
Their efforts to
shift
public opinion have failed.
•
I wanted to
shift
the discussion back to the main point.
•
They tried to
shift
the blame onto us.
•
Their attempts at
shifting
attention away from the controversy seemed to be working.
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Synonyms of
shift
verb
change
,
move
,
transfer
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Reverse translation for
shift
cambio
- change, alteration, exchange, change (money)
turno
- turn, shift, duty
vestido
(suelto)
- dress, costume, clothes, dress (garment)
cambiar
- to change, to change, to exchange, to trade
mover
- to move, to shift, to shake, to nod (the head), to power, to drive, to provoke, to cause, to excite, to stir
moverse
- to move, to move over, to hurry, to get a move on, to get moving, to make an effort
transferir
- to transfer
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