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单词 reshuffle
释义
reshuffle
noun[C]
mainlyUK
uk
/ˈriːˌʃʌf.əl/us
/ˈriːˌʃʌf.əl/
(USusuallyshuffle)
anoccasionwhen thepositionsofpeopleor things within aparticulargrouparechanged:
改组；岗位调整；重新安排
TheyexpectaCabinetreshuffle in thesummer.他们预期在夏天进行内阁改组。
agovernment/managementreshuffle政府／管理层改组
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reshuffle
verb[T]
uk
/ˌriːˈʃʌf.əl/us
/ˌriːˈʃʌf.əl/
tochangethepositionsofpeopleor things within aparticulargroup:
改组；岗位调整；重新安排
to reshuffle thedeck/cards重新洗牌
Theprimeministerisexpectedto reshuffle hisministerialteamnextmonth.首相预计会在下月对其部长班子进行重组。
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  • altered
  • alternate
  • commute
  • drip
  • modulate
  • modulation
  • move on
  • move the goalpostsidiom
  • move with the timesidiom
  • pivot
  • rewrite
  • shakesomeoneout ofsomething
  • shakesomeoneup
  • stead
  • steepness
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  • switch up
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(Definition ofreshufflefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

reshuffle| American Dictionary

reshuffle
verb[T]
us
/riˈʃʌf·əl/
tochangethepositionsofpeopleor things within agroup:
It isrumoredthat thepresidentwill reshuffle hisCabinet.
(Definition ofreshufflefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

reshuffle| Business English

reshuffle
noun[C]
GOVERNMENT,HR,MANAGEMENT
uk
/ˌriːˈʃʌfl/us
anoccasionwhen people'spositionsin anorganizationorgrouparechangedaround:
a government/cabinet reshuffleHisdeparturewouldtriggeracabinetreshuffle, which couldsparkrenewedconflictwithin therulingparty.
Amanagementreshuffleshouldhelpthecompany.
Themovehastriggereda reshuffle ofresponsibilitiesamong some of the group's mostseniorexecutives.
reshuffle
verb[T]
GOVERNMENT,HR,MANAGEMENT
uk
/ˌriːˈʃʌfl/us
tochangearound people'spositionsin anorganizationorgroup:
After theelection, theprimeministerwillreshufflehergovernment.
He has already reshuffledtopmanagement.
(Definition ofreshufflefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofreshuffle

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However, the propositions do show that ministerial restraint equilibria exist even in the face of costly reshuffles.
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Our argument neither contradicts the traditional complaint that reshuffles undercut the accumulation of ministerial expertise nor denies that scandals may prompt reshuffles.
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Propositions 2 and 3 consider this possibility and show that a ministerial restraint equilibrium exists if the cost of reshuffling the cabinet is sufficiently low.
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First, reshuffles may induce ministers to limit their spending.
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As discussed in the previous section, portfolio reshuffling might cause this sensitivity to be even greater when the subsidy level is lower.
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Moreover, we show that we can transform generalised redexes into usual ones by a process called 'term reshuffling'.
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The greater the potential for agency loss, the more likely or frequent reshuffles should become.
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Let r 0 denote that the cabinet is not reshuffled.
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We have already dealt with the adverse-selection argument, but the other alternative hypothesis is that reshuffles are merely due to scandals.
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The size of depends on the 1 cost of reshuffling the cabinet.
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Our model leads, then, to quite different conclusions about the relationship between the frequency of cabinet reshuffles and democratic accountability.
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Showing that cabinet reshuffles take place on the equilibrium path of the full game is a more tedious endeavour, which requires checking numerous cases.
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We reshuffled diffk 1000 times calculating the random expected diffmean each time.
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Secondly, and less dramatically, cabinets may be reshuffled, ministerial portfolios being reallocated among members of the governing coalition.
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The distinction between genetic information and physical genes is once again important with regard to reshuffling.
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