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shift

On-Yomi: イ — Kun-Yomi: うつ.る、うつ.す

Koohii stories:

1) [Nukemarine] 28-8-2007(229): Picture the WHEAT field, filled with MANY, MANY stalks of WHEAT. Notice how they SHIFT like waves in the slightest breeze. When you hear SHIFT, just picture that scene.

2) [Aerin] 10-9-2007(144): Many people are making the shift from white to whole wheat bread.

3) [ivantolearnkanji] 24-12-2007(40): To hide the wheat from the devilish tax (#895 税) collector, the villagers shift the wheat between them many, many times. "We don't have much, sir, but we'll do anything for the crown".

4) [harhol] 12-5-2009(18): I have to work two EVENING shifts a week just to be able to put WHEAT on the table. Damn recession.

5) [AndamanIslander] 20-4-2008(17): As Japan became westernized, eating habits changed. Lots of people shifted from rice to bread…many, many loaves of *bread.

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