reshuffle

n.

改组（尤指政治组织）；重新洗牌；

vt.& vi.

改组；重新洗牌；重作安排；

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1. So as to prevent cheating, he was asked to reshuffle the cards.
   为了防止作弊，他重新洗牌。
2. The CEO decided to reshuffle the company's top management.
   执行长决定对公司管理高层进行改组。

1. Who let out the details of the reshuffle in the department?
   是谁泄漏了部门重组的细节?
2. The prime minister hinted at a possible reshuffle of the cabinet.
   首相暗示内阁可能要进行改组。
3. The advertising industry reshuffle is foreseeable.
   广告业的洗牌是可预见的。
4. There is a periodic reshuffle of our company staff.
   我们公司定期有人事变动。

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