money shifting
"Money shifting" has distinct meanings in the automotive and financial sectors, reflecting different types of activities and consequences.
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Definition
C1Automotive
(technical, informal)An error in manual transmission driving where a lower gear is selected instead of a higher one, potentially causing engine damage.
Example
- The driver experienced money shifting when he accidentally shifted into second gear instead of fourth, causing the engine to over-rev.
- Money shifting can lead to costly repairs if the engine components are damaged.
C1Finance
(formal, technical)The act of moving funds between accounts or investments to optimize returns, manage risk, or take advantage of financial benefits.
Example
- She engaged in money shifting to benefit from higher interest rates in a different savings account.
- Money shifting within the company helped to achieve better financial stability.
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