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adjustment [əˈdʒʌstmənt] n
1. the act of adjusting or state of being adjusted 2. a control for regulating the adjustment for volume is beside the speaker ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
adjustment noun 1. alteration, setting, change, ordering, fixing, arrangement, tuning, repair, conversion, modifying, adaptation, modification, remodelling, redress, refinement, rectification A technician made an adjustment to a smoke machine at the back. 2. acclimatization, settling in, orientation, familiarization, change, regulation, settlement, amendment, reconciliation, adaptation, accustoming, revision, modification, naturalization, acculturation, harmonization, habituation, acclimation, inurement He will need a period of adjustment. Translations adjustment [əˈdʒʌstmənt] N 1. (= regulation) [of temperature, height, knob, dial] → regulación f; [of machine, engine, brakes] → ajuste m 2. (= rearrangement) [of clothing] → arreglo m 3. (= alteration) → modificación f, cambio m we can always make an adjustment → siempre podemos cambiarlo to make an adjustment to one's plans → modificar sus planes 5. (Econ) → ajuste m, reajuste m adjustment of prices → ajuste m de precios adjustment of wages → reajuste m salarial after adjustment for inflation → después de los ajustes or reajustes debidos a la inflación 6. (Insurance) [of claim] → liquidación f, tasación f adjustment [əˈdʒʌstmənt] n (to machine, equipment, strap, seat) → réglage m to make an adjustment to sth → régler qch (to prices, wages) → rajustement m [person] (mental, physical) → adaptation f to make adjustments (in one's lifestyle, to one's attitude) → s'adapter He will have to make some adjustments to his thinking → Il va devoir adapter sa façon de penser. adjustment n (= setting, of machine, engine, carburettor, brakes, height, speed, flow etc) → Einstellung f; (of knob, lever) → (richtige) Stellung; (= alteration, of height, speed) → Verstellung f; (of length of clothes) → Änderung f; (= correction, readjustment) → Nachstellung f; (of height, speed, flow) → Regulierung f; (of formula, plan, production, exchange rate, terms) → (entsprechende) Änderung; (of hat, tie) → Zurechtrücken nt; if you could make a slight adjustment to my salary (hum inf) → wenn Sie eine leichte Korrektur meines Gehalts vornehmen könnten (hum); a certain adjustment of our traditional outlook → eine gewisse Änderung unserer traditionellen Haltung; to make adjustments → Änderungen vornehmen; to make adjustments to the manuscript/play → Änderungen am Manuskript/Stück vornehmen; to make adjustments to one’s plans → seine Pläne ändern; brakes require regular adjustment → Bremsen müssen regelmäßig nachgestellt werden (socially etc) → Anpassung f adjustment [əˈdʒʌstmənt] n (of instrument) → regolazione f; (of wages, prices) → modifica, aggiustamento; (of person) → adattamento to make an adjustment to one's plans → modificare i propri piani How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Crow, looking tan and healthy, said that, for her, ``Cancer was a bit of a show stopper, a sort of life chiropractic adjustment,'' and that for now, she has beaten the disease. Now I am not saying that going to a chiropractor will cure any of these things, but by getting a chiropractic adjustment, you boost your immune system and allow your body to function better, thus allowing your body to take care of unwanted conditions faster. The court reasoned that Hangarter's handful of attempts to perform chiropractic adjustments were nothing more than "futile attempts" to return to her previous occupation and were insufficient to reverse the jury's determination of total disability. |
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