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Менять (ся), переключать, переводить
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Shift, английский
- To snog, neck, or make out. example i shifted anna at the club last night. big mistake.
- Изменение. сдвиг.
- 1. a way of working in which one group of workers work for a period and are then replaced by another group she is working on the night shift. the day shift comes on duty at 6.30 in the morning. 2. the period of time worked by a group of workers 3. a movement
- Сдвиг, смещение, смена
- N передвижение consonant ~ передвижение согласных sound ~ передвижение звуков
- In ship-building, when one butt of a piece of timber or plank overlaunches the butt of another, without either being reduced in length, for the purpose of strength and stability.—to shift [thought to be from the anglo-saxon scyftan, to divide]. to change or alter the position of; as, to shift a sail, top-mast, or spar; to shift the helm, &c. also, to change one`s clothes.
- [1] a change in the direction of wind or current. [2] to move a vessel from one berth to another. [3] an unintended movement of cargo, usually due to wave motion. [4] shipwright’s term for overlapping timbers that give strength and stability.
- The number of hours or the part of any day worked. also called tour.
- To change the ratio of the driving to the driven gears to obtain the desired rotational speed or to avoid overloading and stalling an engine or motor.
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Важность, значимость, русский
Оболочка, корпус, (остов), русский
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