reshuffle

reshuffle

英[ˈriːʃʌfl , ˌriːˈʃʌfl]美[ˈriːʃʌfl , ˌriːˈʃʌfl]

vt.& vi.改组，重新洗牌，重作安排；

第三人称单数：reshuffles;

过去式：reshuffled;

过去分词：reshuffled;

现在分词：reshuffling;

例句

The newspaper’s account of the so-called reshuffle of the financial ministry was a complete fiction.报纸对所谓的财*部人事改组的报道完全是捏造的。

The former minister was relieved of his post in last month’s extensive government reshuffle.在上个月的*府全面改组中，前任部长被解职了。

The affair led to a mid-term Cabinet reshuffle (= when the prime minister/president changes some of the people in the Cabinet).这次事件引发了內阁中途改组。

Yesterday's reshuffle also marks the end of Mr Green's dominant role ruing the bank.昨日的调整也标志着葛霖在汇丰主宰地位的终结.

The newspaper's account of the so - called reshuffle of the financial ministry was a complete fiction.报纸对 所谓 的财*部人事改组的报道完全是捏造的.

The Prime Minister announced a reshuffle of his Cabinet.首相宣布内阁改组.

The prime minister told reporters this morning that he plans to reshuffle his entire cabinet.今天早上，首相告诉记者他打算全面改组内阁。

There's been a major reshuffle of the cabinet to bring in new blood...内阁进行了重大改组，吸收了一些新鲜血液。

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VERB

(*府)改组，调整

When a political leader reshuffles the ministers in a government, he or she changes their jobs so that some of the ministers change their responsibilities.

例句

英汉词典释义

vt.

对(某集体)作岗位或职责的调整,改组(某集团)

vt. & vi.

重新洗(牌)

n.

改组(尤指**组织)

英英词典释义

Noun

1. a redistribution of something;

2. shuffling again;

Verb

1. shuffle again;

2. reorganize and assign posts to different people;