English to Samoan Meaning of shift - gāoioiga

Shift :

gāoioiga

noun

liuga, avanoa, suiga, liuliuga, gāoioiga, faaliliuina atu, toe faiga, peleue, fuafuaga, vai, togafiti, faiva

verb

gāoioiga, toe faaui i tua, aveese, sōsō, tuʻumuli, āifanua, faaliliuina atu, vagana, faʻateʻa 'ese, faʻateʻaina, liliu, tuuina, faia laasaga, faia fuafuaga, tamoe ese, mavae atu, lufilufi, tuua, meafaigaluega i, punou, lue, minoi, fasimea, talepe ese, tatala, tuu loa, lafoaia, tiaʻi

Shift :: gāoioigaShifted :: siitiaShiftily :: shiftilyShifting :: fesiitaigaShiftless :: shiftlessShifts :: suigaShifty :: shifty

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Definitions of shift in English

Noun(1) an event in which something is displaced without rotation(2) a qualitative change(3) the time period during which you are at work(4) the act of changing one thing or position for another(5) the act of moving from one place to another(6) (geology(7) a crew of workers who work for a specific period of time(8) the key on the typewriter keyboard that shifts from lower-case letters to upper-case letters(9) a woman's sleeveless undergarment(10) a loose-fitting dress hanging straight from the shoulders without a waist
Verb(1) make a shift in or exchange of(2) change place or direction(3) move around(4) move very slightly(5) move from one setting or context to another(6) change in quality(7) move and exchange for another(8) move sideways or in an unsteady way(9) move abruptly(10) use a shift key on a keyboard(11) change phonetically as part of a systematic historical change(12) change gears(13) lay aside, abandon, or leave for another

Examples of shift in English

(1) But this year's job list reveals a slight shift in emphasis.(2) She returned from the party and stripped off her tea gown, she replaced it with a simple shift .(3) She cut him off completely with the slightest shift in her fingers.(4) the afternoon shift was gathering(5) The bike roared to 100 kph before I even had the chance to shift into second gear.(6) I understood and sat up, searching for my shift on the floor.(7) The shift in position of the disaffected crew comes as opinion in the resort town seemed to be swinging behind the former coxswain.(8) a lot of high-priced product you simply don't know how to shift(9) You had to shift up and down for every letter or punctuation, and had to hit the stiff, tubular keys by arching your fingers to hit them straight down, hard.(10) It's very important to finish the design phase before the end of this year (so that we can shift the product to the market at the beginning of next year).(11) the bus was still waiting there when the day shift went home(12) shift of emphasis(13) The gear shift is electronic, and has a plastic lever that moves in order to allow gear change.(14) they're trying to shift the blame to the customer(15) It would also be very straight forward to make a solendoid activate the sequential shift , so that you can have paddle shifting, with the paddles or buttons wherever you want.(16) thorough cleaning is necessary to shift all cooking residues

Related Phrases of shift

(1) night shift ::

suiga po

(2) shift up ::

sui i luga

(3) gear shift ::

suiga kia

(4) paradigm shift ::

suiga paradigm

(5) a shift ::

se suiga

(6) day shift ::

aso suiga

(7) shift down ::

sui i lalo

(8) shift key ::

suiga autu

(9) phase shift ::

suiga vaega

(10) left shift ::

suiga tauagavale

Related Phrases of shift

(1) night shift ::

suiga po

(2) shift up ::

sui i luga

(3) gear shift ::

suiga kia

(4) paradigm shift ::

suiga paradigm

(5) a shift ::

se suiga

(6) day shift ::

aso suiga

(7) shift down ::

sui i lalo

(8) shift key ::

suiga autu

(9) phase shift ::

suiga vaega

(10) left shift ::

suiga tauagavale

Synonyms

Noun

1. movement ::

gāoioiga

2. change ::

liuga

3. stint ::

stint

5. switch ::

suiga

6. chemise ::

chemise

7. displacement ::

displacement

9. shift key ::

suiga autu

10. fault ::

sesē

11. transmutation ::

transmutation

Verb

12. change ::

liuga

13. move ::

sōsō

14. veer ::

veer

15. dislodge ::

dislodge

16. stir ::

seu

17. transfer ::

faaliliuina atu

18. tilt ::

faasipa

19. switch ::

suiga

20. lurch ::

lurch

Antonyms

1. freeze ::

faʻaʻaisa

2. still ::

pea

Different Forms

shift, shifted, shiftily, shifting, shiftless, shifts, shifty

Word Example from TV Shows

Our guy's on the night SHIFT.

Breaking Bad Season 5, Episode 8

So then, during my afternoon SHIFT, I spilled an entire tray of drinks on myself.

The Big Bang Theory Season 6, Episode 24

Okay. Now, what you wanna do first is turn on the ignition and SHIFT into drive.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 5

And where the fuck's next SHIFT?

Westworld Season 2, Episode 2

Oh, Howard, heads up. Your ex-girlfriend just came in for her SHIFT.

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 4

Examples of shift from TV Shows

Our guy's on the night SHIFT.

Breaking Bad Season 5, Episode 8

So then, during my afternoon SHIFT, I spilled an entire tray of drinks on myself.

The Big Bang Theory Season 6, Episode 24

Okay. Now, what you wanna do first is turn on the ignition and SHIFT into drive.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 5

And where the fuck's next SHIFT?

Westworld Season 2, Episode 2

Oh, Howard, heads up. Your ex-girlfriend just came in for her SHIFT.

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 4

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