shuffling 的定义
- moving in a dragging or clumsy manner.
- prevaricating; evasive.
shuffling 近义词
move along lazily
rearrange, mix up
更多shuffling例句
- Starliner’s road to the ISS has been a $5 billion, multiyear journey plagued more recently by software issues, a management shuffling, a failed first launch attempt and a NASA probe.
- It’s likely that the 4a, 4a 5G and 5 were already pretty far into development when Google started its executive shuffling.
- Now the editorial team is 25% people of color—“I needed certain lieutenants in place,” he says—and similar shufflings are being called for over at Condé Nast in New York.
- SARS-CoV-2 is not the result of genetic shuffling among known coronaviruses, the researchers report July 28 in Nature Microbiology.
- Today we are seeing yet another shuffling of the deck among American regions.
- Then, shuffling, she surreptitiously grabs the one he chose with her mouth while pretending to cut the deck.
- In Singapore, I was a Brady at last, shuffling alongside an endless stream of siblings.
- Shuffling around the ring he has the footwork of a tyrannosaurus.
- More shuffling, another number was called and the cops began bundling the little man out.
- He turned and hurried away to one of the far cottages, where Mademoiselle Reisz was shuffling away.
- The Wave swept him forward irresistibly, his very soul, it seemed, went shuffling to find solid ground.
- Gradually the muffled beat of hoofs grew more pronounced, a shuffling monotone that filled the night.
- Shorthouse, shuffling with the key and hampered by the steady weight on his arm, certainly felt the solemnity of the moment.
- The corridors were full of the sound of shuffling feet, and of shouting and gesticulating people.