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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. shift [ingl. am. ʃɪft, ingl. brit. ʃɪft] V. trans.

1.1. shift (change position of):

shift object/furniture
shift object/furniture
to shift the scenery TEAT.

1.2. shift (transfer, switch):

2.1. shift coloq. ingl. brit. (move, remove):

shift yourself, will you!

2.2. shift coloq. ingl. brit. (get rid of):

shift stain
shift stain
sacar esp amer.
shift cold/allergy

3. shift (sell):

shift stock

II. shift [ingl. am. ʃɪft, ingl. brit. ʃɪft] V. intr.

1.1. shift (change position, direction):

shift cargo:
shift wind:

1.2. shift (switch, change over):

1.3. shift <shifting, part. pres. > opinion/moods:

shift

2.1. shift ingl. brit. (move) coloq.:

shift up/along a bit

2.2. shift ingl. brit. (budge):

shift
shift

3. shift (manage):

to shift for oneself

4. shift (change gear):

shift ingl. am.
shift ingl. am.

5. shift (go fast) ingl. brit.:

shift coloq.
volar coloq.

III. shift [ingl. am. ʃɪft, ingl. brit. ʃɪft] SUST.

1.1. shift (change in position):

shift
a shift in the wind
a shift of attitude
to make shift with/without sth

1.2. shift LING.:

shift

1.3. shift INFORM.:

shift

2. shift (work period):

shift

3.1. shift (undergarment):

shift

3.2. shift (dress):

shift

4. shift ingl. am. MOTOR:

shift
shift

sound shift SUST. LING.

sound shift

shift lever SUST. ingl. am.

shift lever

shift key SUST.

shift key

shift lock SUST.

shift lock

shift worker SUST.

shift worker

shift work SUST.

shift work

stick shift SUST. ingl. am.

1. stick shift (lever):

stick shift
stick shift

2. stick shift (car):

stick shift
stick shift

swing shift SUST. ingl. am.

swing shift

vowel shift SUST.

vowel shift

en el diccionario PONS

inglés
inglés
español
español

I. shift [ʃɪft] V. trans.

1. shift:

shift (change, rearrange)
shift (reposition)
to shift the blame onto sb
shift yourself! (hurry up)
shift yourself! (move)

2. shift ingl. am. (in mechanics):

shift of gears, lanes

3. shift ingl. brit., ingl. austr. coloq. (dispose of):

shift
shift stain

4. shift (sell):

shift

II. shift [ʃɪft] V. intr.

1. shift (change, rearrange position):

shift
shift wind

2. shift coloq. (move over):

shift

3. shift (fend):

to shift for oneself

4. shift coloq. (move very fast):

shift

III. shift [ʃɪft] SUST.

1. shift (alteration, change):

shift
shift of power

2. shift (linguistic change):

shift

3. shift (period of work):

shift

paradigm shift SUST.

paradigm shift

day shift SUST.

day shift

shift key SUST.

shift key

night shift SUST.

night shift
español
español
inglés
inglés
shift change
shift
marked shift
shift bonus
shift
to be on the day shift
en el diccionario PONS
inglés
inglés
español
español

I. shift [ʃɪft] V. trans.

1. shift:

shift (change, rearrange)
shift (reposition)
to shift the blame onto sb

2. shift (in mechanics):

shift gears, lanes

II. shift [ʃɪft] V. intr.

1. shift (change, rearrange position):

shift
shift wind

2. shift coloq. (move over):

shift

III. shift [ʃɪft] SUST.

1. shift (alteration, change):

shift
shift of power

2. shift (period of work):

shift

3. shift (linguistic change):

shift

stick shift SUST. AUTO.

stick shift

swing shift SUST.

swing shift

shift worker SUST.

shift worker

shift work [ˈʃɪft·wɜrk] SUST.

shift work

shift key SUST.

shift key

night shift SUST.

night shift

paradigm shift SUST.

paradigm shift

day shift SUST.

day shift
español
español
inglés
inglés
shift
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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Banks started to become heavy investors in computer technology to automate much of the manual processing, which began a shift by banks from large clerical staffs to new automated systems.
en.wikipedia.org
All events and ways to measure these events evolve and shift with calendrical time.
en.wikipedia.org
If the shift toward the collaborative economy continues, large institutions -- particularly banks -- will find it more difficult to make the significant profits they are used to.
theconversation.com
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
Yet the consumer shift towards clean eating isn't a new phenomenon.
www.cnbc.com