Translation guide
The act of rearranging or reorganizing things, people, or plans. In Japanese, this is expressed through specific verbs and nouns depending on what is being reshuffled.
To change the composition or roles of people in an organization, such as a cabinet, committee, or sports team.
Commonly used for reshuffling a cabinet, team, or organization. Implies restructuring or reorganization.
A cabinet reshuffle was carried out.
Used for reorganization or realignment, often in business or military contexts.
A reshuffling of the company's structure was announced.
Refers to replacing or swapping members, often in sports teams or lineups.
The coach reshuffled the players.
To change the order or position of objects, such as cards, papers, or furniture.
To rearrange the order of things. Often used for sorting or reordering items.
Please reshuffle the cards.
To mix again, like reshuffling a deck of cards. More casual.
Let's reshuffle the cards.
Rearrangement of layout or placement, often used for furniture or office seating.
We reshuffled the office layout.
To alter the order or timing of events, tasks, or priorities.
There is no single Japanese word that covers all uses of 'reshuffling'. Choose the term based on what is being reshuffled.
'Reshuffle' as a loanword is not commonly used in Japanese.
計画の変更を余儀なくされた。
We were forced to reshuffle our plans.