Oxford Spanish Dictionary
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
I. shift [Am ʃɪft, Brit ʃɪft] VB trans
1.1. shift (change position of):
1.2. shift (transfer, switch):
2.1. shift inf Brit (move, remove):
2.2. shift inf Brit (get rid of):
II. shift [Am ʃɪft, Brit ʃɪft] VB intr
1.1. shift (change position, direction):
1.2. shift (switch, change over):
1.3. shift <shifting, pres part > opinion/moods:
2.2. shift Brit (budge):
III. shift [Am ʃɪft, Brit ʃɪft] N
1.1. shift (change in position):
1.3. shift COMPUT:
2. shift (work period):
day [Am deɪ, Brit deɪ] N
1. day (unit of time):
2. day (daylight hours):
3.1. day (point in time):
3.2. day (specified day, date):
3.3. day (working day):
4. day (indefinite time):
5.1. day (period of time):
5.3. day (period of youth, success):
5.4. day:
6. day (contest):
light3 [Am laɪt, Brit lʌɪt] VB intr
I. light2 <lighter lightest> [Am laɪt, Brit lʌɪt] ADJ
1.1. light (not heavy):
1.2. light FOOD:
2.1. light METEO:
2.2. light (sparse):
I. light1 [Am laɪt, Brit lʌɪt] N
1. light U (illumination):
2.1. light C:
2.2. light C (of car, bicycle):
2.3. light C:
3.1. light (aspect) no pl:
3.2. light:
4. light C (for igniting):
5.3. light <lights, pl > (beliefs) dated:
6.1. light U (low-calorie beer):
6.2. light C (cigarette):
II. light1 <pt & pp lighted or lit> [Am laɪt, Brit lʌɪt] VB trans
1. light (set alight):
III. light1 <pt & pp lighted or lit> [Am laɪt, Brit lʌɪt] VB intr
light wood/fire/match/cigarette:
IV. light1 <lighter lightest> [Am laɪt, Brit lʌɪt] ADJ
happy <happier happiest> [Am ˈhæpi, Brit ˈhapi] ADJ
1.1. happy (of people) (joyful, content):
1.2. happy (of people) (pleased) pred:
1.3. happy (of people) (satisfied) pred:
1.4. happy (of people) (tipsy) Brit inf pred:
2.1. happy (of events) (giving pleasure):
2.2. happy (of events) (fortunate) attr:
2.3. happy (of events) (felicitous) form or liter:
- happy remark/choice/thought
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I. shift [ʃɪft] VB trans
1. shift:
II. shift [ʃɪft] VB intr
day [deɪ] N
1. day:
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day [deɪ] N
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Techno-economic analysis, as taught in traditional chemical process design, will also dramatically shift from a conservative viewpoint of utilization of historical trend economics and cash flow analysis.
en.wikipedia.org Today, there seems to be a shift back to co-housing and shared living space, likely influenced by the fluctuating market and a desire for high-quality communities.
vancouversun.com He worked the night shift at a convenience store and worked at a restaurant as a chef's assistant.
en.wikipedia.org The system has worked relatively well in the last 30 years, and has tended to shift the federal courts' caseload to the desired balance.
en.wikipedia.org This represented a shift in federal wildlife policy goals from preservation of wilderness to the commercialization and commodification of the national parks.
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