reshuffle

• Nom désignant une réorganisation ou un remaniement d'éléments, de rôles ou de postes, souvent utilisé dans un contexte politique ou professionnel.

A noun referring to a redistribution or reorganization of items, roles, or positions, often used in political or business contexts.

1. Redistribution of rolesB2formal

   A change in the positions or responsibilities of people within an organization, especially in government or business.

   Remaniement

   • The prime minister announced a cabinet reshuffle.
   • The company underwent a management reshuffle after the merger.
   • A reshuffle of the team was necessary to improve efficiency.

   Synonymesreallocationreassignmentreorganizationshake-upshuffle

2. Reorganization of itemsB2informal

   The act of rearranging or redistributing items, such as cards in a deck.

   Remaniement, réorganisation

   • After the reshuffle, the deck was ready for the next round.
   • A reshuffle of the inventory helped the store organize better.
   • The librarian did a reshuffle of the books on the shelves.

   Synonymesrearrangementredistributionreorderingreorganizationshuffle

• Verbe désignant l'action de réorganiser ou de remanier des postes, des rôles ou des éléments, souvent dans un contexte politique ou professionnel.

A verb used to indicate the act of reorganizing or rearranging positions, roles, or items, often in a political or business context.

1. Shuffle againB1formal

   To shuffle something, such as playing cards, once more.

   rebattre

   • The dealer had to reshuffle the deck after a mistake.
   • He reshuffled the cards to ensure fairness.
   • She reshuffled the pack before dealing.

2. Reorganize positionsB2formalpolitical

   To reorganize or reassign roles, responsibilities, or positions within an organization, especially in government or business.

   remaniement (de postes)

   • The prime minister decided to reshuffle the cabinet after the scandal.
   • The company reshuffled its management team to improve efficiency.
   • They reshuffled the department heads to bring in fresh ideas.

   Synonymesrealignrearrangereassignrecastredistributerejigrestructurerevampshake up

   Antonymesmaintain