shuffle

• 名词，指把扑克牌等随机打乱顺序的动作，也指脚不离地缓慢拖行的步伐。

A noun referring to either the act of mixing playing cards in a random order, or a slow, dragging way of walking without lifting the feet.

1. Mixing cardsA2formal

   The act of rearranging a deck of cards into a random order before a game.

   洗牌

   • He gave the deck a quick shuffle before dealing.
   • A proper shuffle ensures a fair game.
   • She performed a perfect shuffle with one hand.

   同义词mixreshuffle

2. Dragging walkB1formal

   A slow, dragging way of walking where the feet are not lifted off the ground.

   拖步行走

   • The old man walked with a tired shuffle.
   • I could hear the shuffle of his slippers on the floor.
   • She did a little shuffle of embarrassment.

   同义词shamble

• 表示拖着脚缓慢行走、脚不抬离地面的动作，也指把物品随机打乱或重新排列。

A verb used to indicate the act of walking slowly without lifting the feet, or rearranging items in a random order.

1. Drag feet while walkingB1informal

   To walk slowly without lifting the feet completely off the ground.

   拖着脚走

   • The old man shuffled across the room in his slippers.
   • She shuffled her feet nervously while waiting.
   • He shuffled down the hallway, tired after a long day.

   同义词dragscuffscuffleshamble

   反义词marchstompstride

2. Move restlesslyB1informal

   To move or shift one's position repeatedly, often due to boredom or nervousness.

   坐立不安

   • The students shuffled in their seats during the long lecture.
   • He shuffled uncomfortably under her gaze.
   • She shuffled the papers on her desk, looking for the document.

   同义词fidgetshiftsquirmstirtossturnwigglewriggle

   反义词settlestaystill

3. Mix randomlyA2formal

   To rearrange items, especially playing cards, into a random order.

   洗牌

   • He shuffled the deck of cards before dealing.
   • The DJ shuffled the playlist for the party.
   • She shuffled the papers to mix them up.

   同义词intermixjumblemixpermuterearrangescramble

   反义词arrangeordersort