shift

isim B1

değişim, kayma B1

a slight change in position, direction, or tendency

The shift in the weather made the hike more difficult.

A small shift in the data could alter the study's conclusions.
The shift of public opinion was noticeable after the debate.
Economic analysts noted a significant shift in consumer spending patterns over the past year.
The geopolitical shift toward multipolarity challenges traditional power structures.

shift in policy · politikada değişim The recent shift in policy has surprised many analysts.
cultural shift · kültürel değişim A cultural shift toward sustainability is evident in consumer choices.
a shift towards sth There has been a shift towards online shopping.
a shift from sth to sth The market shifted from fossil fuels to clean technologies.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

benzer: change

vardiya, nöbet A2

a period of work assigned to a person or group, especially in a schedule that repeats regularly

My shift begins at eight o'clock tomorrow.

She missed her shift because of a family emergency.
The manager asked everyone to stay for an extra shift after the event.
During the pandemic, many hospitals extended shifts to meet the increased demand for staff.
Negotiating fair compensation for night shifts remains a contentious issue in labor unions.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

konu: Zaman İş ve meslekler

fiil B2

değişmek, kaymak

to move or cause to move from one place, position, or direction to another; to change in character or condition

The temperature shifted quickly as the storm approached.

shift gears · vites değiştirmek He shifted gears smoothly while climbing the hill.
shift focus · odak değiştirmek The manager shifted focus from sales to customer service.
shift from sth to sth The policy shifted from a punitive approach to a preventive one.
shift the blame onto sb They tried to shift the burden onto smaller companies.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

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