reshuffle

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• rhymes with -ʌfəl
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Etymology tree Proto-Italic *wre- Latin re-der. Old French re-bor. Middle English re- English re- English shuffle English reshuffle From re- + shuffle.

22 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: промя́на (promjána) — an instance of reshuffling
• French: remaniement — an instance of reshuffling
• German: Umbesetzung — an instance of reshuffling
• German: Revirement — an instance of reshuffling
• German: Umstrukturierung — an instance of reshuffling
• Italian: rimpasto — an instance of reshuffling
• Italian: rimaneggiamento — an instance of reshuffling
• Spanish: reajuste — an instance of reshuffling
• Bulgarian: разбърквам (razbǎrkvam) — to shuffle something again
• French: rebattre — to shuffle something again
• Italian: rimescolare — to shuffle something again
• Bulgarian: преустройвам (preustrojvam) — to reorganize or rearrange something
• French: remanier — to reorganize or rearrange something
• German: umstrukturieren — to reorganize or rearrange something
• German: umbesetzen — to reorganize or rearrange something
• Hungarian: átalakít — to reorganize or rearrange something
• Italian: rimaneggiare — to reorganize or rearrange something
• Italian: rimpastare — to reorganize or rearrange something
• Japanese: 改造 (kaizō) — to reorganize or rearrange something
• Japanese: 異動 (idō) — to reorganize or rearrange something
• Spanish: reorganizar — to reorganize or rearrange something
• Tagalog: balasahin — to reorganize or rearrange something