shift firer>;
2) (); ; she shifted uncomfortably in her chair , ;
2.b> : shift (yourself) .i> , ;
3.b> 1) (), ( ,i> i> ..i> i>); public attitudes towards marriage have shifted over the years ;
2) (); to shift the balance of combat power (in favor of ) (i> ); to shift the emphasis / i> ;
4.b> () i> ..i>; to shift the blame (for smth.) onto smb. () , () ; to shift the responsibility (for smth.) onto smb. () ;
5.b> .i> .i> / (); to shift into second gear ;
to shift for oneselfb> i> / ().