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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

day shift N

1. day shift (time period):

2. day shift (team):

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. shift [Brit ʃɪft, Am ʃɪft] N

1. shift (alteration):

changement m (in de)
modification f (in de)

2. shift (in workplace):

3. shift inv:

4. shift LING:

5. shift GEOL:

6. shift COMPUT:

7. shift Am MOTOR → gear shift

8. shift (on keyboard) → shift key

II. shift [Brit ʃɪft, Am ʃɪft] VB trans

1. shift (move):

shift furniture
shift vehicle
shift arm, leg, head
shift THEAT scenery
to shift sth away from wall, window
to shift sth into room, garden
shift your arse sl! Brit

2. shift (get rid of):

shift stain, dirt
I can't shift this cold inf! Brit

3. shift (transfer):

shift fig blame, responsibility
rejeter (onto sur)

4. shift Am MOTOR:

III. shift [Brit ʃɪft, Am ʃɪft] VB intr

1. shift:

shift, a. shift about (move around) load, contents:
shift, a. shift about cargo:

2. shift (move):

the scene shifts to Ireland CINE, THEAT
shift inf! Brit
pousse-toi! inf

3. shift (change):

shift opinion, attitude:
shift wind:

4. shift Brit (go quickly) inf:

shift person:
shift vehicle:
foncer inf

5. shift Am MOTOR:

IV. shift [Brit ʃɪft, Am ʃɪft] VB refl

V. shift [Brit ʃɪft, Am ʃɪft]

shift key N

gear shift [Am ˈɡɪrˌʃɪft] N Am

1. gear shift (lever):

2. gear shift (process):

day [Brit deɪ, Am deɪ] N

1. day (24-hour period):

the day when or that
le jour

2. day (until evening):

what a day! attr job

3. day (as opposed to night):

at close of day liter
at close of day attr nurse

4. day (specific):

5. day (as historical period):

day gén pl
il a 50 ans bien tassés! inf

week [Brit wiːk, Am wik] N

a 40-hour week

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day shift N

1. day shift (period of time):

2. day shift (workers):

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u rečniku PONS

I. shift [ʃɪft] VB trans

1. shift (rearrange):

shift blame

2. shift Am (mechanics):

shift gears/lanes

3. shift (hurry):

4. shift Brit, Aus inf (dispose of):

shift stains

II. shift [ʃɪft] VB intr

1. shift (rearrange position):

shift wind

2. shift inf (move over):

3. shift inf (move very fast):

III. shift [ʃɪft] N

1. shift (alteration):

2. shift (period of work):

3. shift (people working a shift):

day [deɪ] N

1. day (24 hours):

bonjour! Quebec

2. day (particular day):

Boxing Day Brit

3. day (imprecise time):

4. day (period of time):

5. day (working hours):

6. day (salary):

7. day (distance):

8. day pl form (life):

Phrases:

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day shift N

1. day shift (period of time):

2. day shift (workers):

u rečniku PONS
u rečniku PONS

I. shift [ʃɪft] VB trans

1. shift (rearrange):

shift blame

2. shift AUTO:

shift gears, lanes

II. shift [ʃɪft] VB intr

1. shift (rearrange position):

shift wind

2. shift AUTO:

3. shift inf (move over):

III. shift [ʃɪft] N

1. shift (alteration):

2. shift (period of work):

3. shift (people working a shift):

day [deɪ] N

1. day (24 hours):

bonjour! Quebec

2. day (particular day):

3. day (imprecise time):

4. day (period of time):

5. day (working hours):

6. day (distance):

7. day pl form (life):

Phrases:

Present
Ishift
youshift
he/she/itshifts
weshift
youshift
theyshift
Past
Ishifted
youshifted
he/she/itshifted
weshifted
youshifted
theyshifted
Present Perfect
Ihaveshifted
youhaveshifted
he/she/ithasshifted
wehaveshifted
youhaveshifted
theyhaveshifted
Past Perfect
Ihadshifted
youhadshifted
he/she/ithadshifted
wehadshifted
youhadshifted
theyhadshifted

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This can create problems for locations which become exposed to increases in population, decreases in population, or a shift in the demographic composition of a population.
en.wikipedia.org
He explained that this shift took place because of a growing pressure from the clergy and musical scholars to bring carol-singing into churches.
news.bbc.co.uk
He worked the night shift at a convenience store and worked at a restaurant as a chef's assistant.
en.wikipedia.org
Similarly, the burden of taxation has to shift from the shoulders of the workforce to such areas as, for example, speculative currency dealing.
www.europarl.europa.eu
But as the world's population bulges and diets shift, short-term wants will generate cross-currents against long-term needs.
www.pbs.org