Traducción de la palabra "Shift"

shift

/ʃˈɪft/

/ˈʃɪft/

to shift

VERBO

moverse

to move from a particular place or position to another

cambiar

to change one's opinion, idea, attitude, or plan

cambiar

to move or alter the location, arrangement, or orientation of something

cambiar

to move or adjust one's body from one position to another

cambiar

to substitute or replace one thing with another

cambiar

(of a policy, point of view, or situation) to become something different

cambiar

to change the gear or transmission mode in a vehicle

cambiar

to undergo a systematic phonetic change in language over a period of time

cambiar

to activate or engage the shift key on a keyboard

cambiar

to move or change position swiftly and suddenly

Shift

NOMBRE

turno

the period of time when a group of people work during the day or night

cambio

a simple and loose-fitting dress that hangs straight down from the shoulders and does not have a waistline

What is a "shift"?

A shift is a type of dress that hangs loosely from the shoulders and has a straight or slightly fitted silhouette. It is typically made of lightweight and flowing fabrics, such as cotton or silk, and is known for its simplicity and versatility. The dress originated in the 1920s as a fashionable alternative to the more restrictive and heavily embellished styles of the time. Shifts often have minimal or no ornamentation, and they can be dressed up or down depending on the occasion. They are a staple of many women's wardrobes and can be worn for a range of events, from casual outings to formal occasions when paired with the right accessories.

cambio

an event in which something is displaced without rotation

cambio

a qualitative change