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Shuffle
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Mischen, Shuffle
the action of randomly mixing game cards
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Schlurfen, Schritte
a hesitant or dragging movement or sound, typically produced by the feet
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Shuffle, Shuffle-Schritt
a type of dance step characterized by sliding or dragging the feet along the floor, typically executed with a rhythmic pattern
What is a "shuffle"?
In dance, a shuffle is a quick, rhythmic movement where the dancer makes a series of short, sliding or tapping steps. It typically involves dragging or brushing the foot along the floor, often alternating between feet. Shuffles are commonly used in styles like tap dancing, where the sound of the footwork is an essential part of the performance. The movement adds a lively and dynamic element to the dance, contributing to the overall rhythm and energy of the routine. Shuffles require precision and timing to achieve a smooth, rhythmic effect.
to shuffle
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mischen, shuffeln
to mix or rearrange randomly
Transitive: to shuffle arrangement of something
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schlurfen, schlurfen gehen
to move one's feet slowly or lazily, often by dragging them along the ground
Intransitive
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mischen, zufällig wiedergeben
to play or arrange a set of songs randomly
Transitive: to shuffle music
shuffle
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reshuffle
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reshuffle
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Beispiel
The shuffle of leaves underfoot signaled the arrival of autumn in the quiet forest.
As part of the choreography, the dancers incorporated a playful shuffle, accentuating the upbeat tempo of the music.
During the swing dance class, beginners practiced the shuffle alongside seasoned dancers, gradually mastering the technique with each repetition.
From the kitchen came the shuffle of pots and pans as the chef prepared dinner for the evening rush.
In tap dance, the shuffle is often used as a foundational step, providing a rhythmic base for more complex sequences.
