rearranging [ˌri:ə'reɪndʒɪŋ]

例句:

• A waiter was rapidly rearranging tables for the big group.
  一个服务生正在麻利地为这一大帮人重新布置餐桌。
  
• None of the staff believe that the new system will improve anything. It's simply a case of rearranging the deckchairs on the Titanic.
  没有职员相信新的体制会有什么助益. 这只是跟重新摆放泰坦尼克号上的甲板躺椅一样,无济于事.
  
• She varied the appearance of the room by rearranging the furniture.
  她重新布置家具来改变房间的风貌.
  
• Online populism is rearranging legal and political power.
  来自SA
• The lights go down and Michael starts rearranging the chairs into a circle.
  来自THETIMES
• The puzzle required rearranging blocks so they matched the pattern on a picture.
  来自BBC