Definition of adjustment in English:

adjustment

noun əˈdʒʌs(t)m(ə)ntəˈdʒəstmənt

1A small alteration or movement made to achieve a desired fit, appearance, or result.
I've made a few adjustments to my diet
only slight adjustments to the boat are necessary
Example sentencesExamples
- She also questioned the adjustment of market values by reference to Savill's Index.
- She showed no resistance to making necessary adjustments, including dietary ones, to treat her problem.
- In many cases, the adjustment moved the faculty member from economic marginality to a living wage.
- Risk adjustment can contribute to quality improvement by allowing outcomes to be compared fairly.
- This rarely requires dosage adjustment or discontinuation of the drug.
- Nonetheless, the bank continues to offer a third of its aid - US $5.8 billion in 2001-for structural adjustment.
- Some diesel cars can use the new fuel as a blend with normal diesel with-out making adjustments to their engine.
- Indeed, the same spoon reamers were probably also used to make adjustments to the tuning of their instruments.
- Also watch for players trying to make "last minute adjustments."
- With Thornton on injured reserve, the team will have to make adjustments in its pass rush.
- A clear audit trail also is produced, replacing the spreadsheets that underwriters would previously attach to policies to document pricing adjustments.
- Then, I checked the micrometer height adjustment shaft - its bearing surfaces were worn out!
- Vdot is reviewing 34 requests for adjustments covering existing contracts on all of the agency's projects.
- The annual adjustment shall be made only in respect of one-fifth of the tax imposed on the goods.
- Like a quarterback, linemen have to sense what defense is coming and make adjustments on the fly.
- Make an adjustment to the hit by reducing the amount of right spin.
- It was therefore decided not to make any adjustment to the original productivity data.
- Instead of making adjustments depending on whom we play, we're going to master our system.
- He's continually suggesting adjustments from the cockpit during races.
- Less populated states would likely have been beneficiaries of this somewhat flawed mathematical adjustment.
Synonyms
adaptation, adapting, accustoming, accommodation, accommodating, acclimatization, reconciliation, inurement, habituation, habituating, familiarization, acculturation, naturalization, assimilation, assimilating, harmonization
settling in, settling down
North American acclimation
modification, modifying, alteration, adaptation, regulation, regulating, rearrangement, change, converting, conversion
remodelling, revamping, restyling, reshaping, reconstruction, transformation, variation, customization, tailoring, refinement, refining
fixing, mending, repair, correction, correcting, amendment, amending, rectifying, overhauling, overhaul, improvement
informal jiggering, tweaking, twiddling, patching up
1. 1.1mass noun The process of adapting or becoming used to a new situation.
  for many couples there may need to be a period of adjustment
  Example sentencesExamples
  A similar weakness is inherent in psychologies based on adjustment or adaptation.
  Dealing with the unexpected requires rapid adjustment to the actual situation.
  If a patient is going to show signs of adjustment the facility will be able to make the appropriate decision.
  Palestinians should, thus, be willing to make these much less painful adjustments.
  Yes, some rich people will benefit from such an adjustment.
  He said, how many people you have gotten a permanent adjustment.
  Medical students ' stress also was expected to be associated with poorer marital and emotional adjustment among their spouses.
  Moves often result in the use of new technologies and equipment, calling for adjustments in the ways people access and process information.
  Several measures covering problem behavior, sexual experiences, and interests and psychosocial adjustment were also included.
  The characters lives and experiences demonstrate their displacement, spiritual homelessness, and the hardships of adjustment to a new society.
  Adults usually develop adjustment disorders to stressors related to marital discord, finances, or work.
  It's an adjustment he's still getting to grips with.
  He has made a slight adjustment successfully.
  Based on theoretical conceptualizations derived from attachment theory, we would expect to identify mediational effects of perceptions of parents on behavioral adjustment.
  Parenting characterized by acceptance and firm control is associated, for adolescents, with enhanced school performance and general psychosocial adjustment.
  She seems to have made an adjustment away from Bill quite nicely through these sessions.
  A study of the effects of corporal punishment in one Caribbean locale found a modest, direct relationship between physical punishment and psychological adjustment.
  Very little has been done on postwar adjustment of veterans in the North.
  A lot of stuff will still go through him, which is a little bit of an adjustment for Patrick.
  A manova was used to assess the effect of intimacy with parents on adjustment.

Definition of adjustment in US English:

adjustment

nounəˈjəstməntəˈdʒəstmənt

1A small alteration or movement made to achieve a desired fit, appearance, or result.
I've made a few adjustments to my diet
only slight adjustments to the boat are necessary
Example sentencesExamples
- Then, I checked the micrometer height adjustment shaft - its bearing surfaces were worn out!
- He's continually suggesting adjustments from the cockpit during races.
- Also watch for players trying to make "last minute adjustments."
- Some diesel cars can use the new fuel as a blend with normal diesel with-out making adjustments to their engine.
- Nonetheless, the bank continues to offer a third of its aid - US $5.8 billion in 2001-for structural adjustment.
- With Thornton on injured reserve, the team will have to make adjustments in its pass rush.
- Make an adjustment to the hit by reducing the amount of right spin.
- The annual adjustment shall be made only in respect of one-fifth of the tax imposed on the goods.
- Less populated states would likely have been beneficiaries of this somewhat flawed mathematical adjustment.
- In many cases, the adjustment moved the faculty member from economic marginality to a living wage.
- This rarely requires dosage adjustment or discontinuation of the drug.
- It was therefore decided not to make any adjustment to the original productivity data.
- Vdot is reviewing 34 requests for adjustments covering existing contracts on all of the agency's projects.
- She also questioned the adjustment of market values by reference to Savill's Index.
- She showed no resistance to making necessary adjustments, including dietary ones, to treat her problem.
- Risk adjustment can contribute to quality improvement by allowing outcomes to be compared fairly.
- A clear audit trail also is produced, replacing the spreadsheets that underwriters would previously attach to policies to document pricing adjustments.
- Indeed, the same spoon reamers were probably also used to make adjustments to the tuning of their instruments.
- Like a quarterback, linemen have to sense what defense is coming and make adjustments on the fly.
- Instead of making adjustments depending on whom we play, we're going to master our system.
Synonyms
adaptation, adapting, accustoming, accommodation, accommodating, acclimatization, reconciliation, inurement, habituation, habituating, familiarization, acculturation, naturalization, assimilation, assimilating, harmonization
modification, modifying, alteration, adaptation, regulation, regulating, rearrangement, change, converting, conversion
1. 1.1 The process of adapting or becoming used to a new situation.
  for many couples there may need to be a period of adjustment
  Example sentencesExamples
  A manova was used to assess the effect of intimacy with parents on adjustment.
  Based on theoretical conceptualizations derived from attachment theory, we would expect to identify mediational effects of perceptions of parents on behavioral adjustment.
  It's an adjustment he's still getting to grips with.
  He has made a slight adjustment successfully.
  She seems to have made an adjustment away from Bill quite nicely through these sessions.
  A study of the effects of corporal punishment in one Caribbean locale found a modest, direct relationship between physical punishment and psychological adjustment.
  Moves often result in the use of new technologies and equipment, calling for adjustments in the ways people access and process information.
  If a patient is going to show signs of adjustment the facility will be able to make the appropriate decision.
  Palestinians should, thus, be willing to make these much less painful adjustments.
  The characters lives and experiences demonstrate their displacement, spiritual homelessness, and the hardships of adjustment to a new society.
  A similar weakness is inherent in psychologies based on adjustment or adaptation.
  A lot of stuff will still go through him, which is a little bit of an adjustment for Patrick.
  He said, how many people you have gotten a permanent adjustment.
  Medical students ' stress also was expected to be associated with poorer marital and emotional adjustment among their spouses.
  Parenting characterized by acceptance and firm control is associated, for adolescents, with enhanced school performance and general psychosocial adjustment.
  Adults usually develop adjustment disorders to stressors related to marital discord, finances, or work.
  Yes, some rich people will benefit from such an adjustment.
  Several measures covering problem behavior, sexual experiences, and interests and psychosocial adjustment were also included.
  Dealing with the unexpected requires rapid adjustment to the actual situation.
  Very little has been done on postwar adjustment of veterans in the North.

词汇	adjustment
释义	Definition of adjustment in English: adjustment noun əˈdʒʌs(t)m(ə)ntəˈdʒəstmənt 1A small alteration or movement made to achieve a desired fit, appearance, or result. I've made a few adjustments to my diet only slight adjustments to the boat are necessary Example sentencesExamples She also questioned the adjustment of market values by reference to Savill's Index. She showed no resistance to making necessary adjustments, including dietary ones, to treat her problem. In many cases, the adjustment moved the faculty member from economic marginality to a living wage. Risk adjustment can contribute to quality improvement by allowing outcomes to be compared fairly. This rarely requires dosage adjustment or discontinuation of the drug. Nonetheless, the bank continues to offer a third of its aid - US $5.8 billion in 2001-for structural adjustment. Some diesel cars can use the new fuel as a blend with normal diesel with-out making adjustments to their engine. Indeed, the same spoon reamers were probably also used to make adjustments to the tuning of their instruments. Also watch for players trying to make "last minute adjustments." With Thornton on injured reserve, the team will have to make adjustments in its pass rush. A clear audit trail also is produced, replacing the spreadsheets that underwriters would previously attach to policies to document pricing adjustments. Then, I checked the micrometer height adjustment shaft - its bearing surfaces were worn out! Vdot is reviewing 34 requests for adjustments covering existing contracts on all of the agency's projects. The annual adjustment shall be made only in respect of one-fifth of the tax imposed on the goods. Like a quarterback, linemen have to sense what defense is coming and make adjustments on the fly. Make an adjustment to the hit by reducing the amount of right spin. It was therefore decided not to make any adjustment to the original productivity data. Instead of making adjustments depending on whom we play, we're going to master our system. He's continually suggesting adjustments from the cockpit during races. Less populated states would likely have been beneficiaries of this somewhat flawed mathematical adjustment. Synonyms adaptation, adapting, accustoming, accommodation, accommodating, acclimatization, reconciliation, inurement, habituation, habituating, familiarization, acculturation, naturalization, assimilation, assimilating, harmonization settling in, settling down North American acclimation modification, modifying, alteration, adaptation, regulation, regulating, rearrangement, change, converting, conversion remodelling, revamping, restyling, reshaping, reconstruction, transformation, variation, customization, tailoring, refinement, refining fixing, mending, repair, correction, correcting, amendment, amending, rectifying, overhauling, overhaul, improvement informal jiggering, tweaking, twiddling, patching up 1.1mass noun The process of adapting or becoming used to a new situation. for many couples there may need to be a period of adjustment Example sentencesExamples A similar weakness is inherent in psychologies based on adjustment or adaptation. Dealing with the unexpected requires rapid adjustment to the actual situation. If a patient is going to show signs of adjustment the facility will be able to make the appropriate decision. Palestinians should, thus, be willing to make these much less painful adjustments. Yes, some rich people will benefit from such an adjustment. He said, how many people you have gotten a permanent adjustment. Medical students ' stress also was expected to be associated with poorer marital and emotional adjustment among their spouses. Moves often result in the use of new technologies and equipment, calling for adjustments in the ways people access and process information. Several measures covering problem behavior, sexual experiences, and interests and psychosocial adjustment were also included. The characters lives and experiences demonstrate their displacement, spiritual homelessness, and the hardships of adjustment to a new society. Adults usually develop adjustment disorders to stressors related to marital discord, finances, or work. It's an adjustment he's still getting to grips with. He has made a slight adjustment successfully. Based on theoretical conceptualizations derived from attachment theory, we would expect to identify mediational effects of perceptions of parents on behavioral adjustment. Parenting characterized by acceptance and firm control is associated, for adolescents, with enhanced school performance and general psychosocial adjustment. She seems to have made an adjustment away from Bill quite nicely through these sessions. A study of the effects of corporal punishment in one Caribbean locale found a modest, direct relationship between physical punishment and psychological adjustment. Very little has been done on postwar adjustment of veterans in the North. A lot of stuff will still go through him, which is a little bit of an adjustment for Patrick. A manova was used to assess the effect of intimacy with parents on adjustment. Definition of adjustment in US English: adjustment nounəˈjəstməntəˈdʒəstmənt 1A small alteration or movement made to achieve a desired fit, appearance, or result. I've made a few adjustments to my diet only slight adjustments to the boat are necessary Example sentencesExamples Then, I checked the micrometer height adjustment shaft - its bearing surfaces were worn out! He's continually suggesting adjustments from the cockpit during races. Also watch for players trying to make "last minute adjustments." Some diesel cars can use the new fuel as a blend with normal diesel with-out making adjustments to their engine. Nonetheless, the bank continues to offer a third of its aid - US $5.8 billion in 2001-for structural adjustment. With Thornton on injured reserve, the team will have to make adjustments in its pass rush. Make an adjustment to the hit by reducing the amount of right spin. The annual adjustment shall be made only in respect of one-fifth of the tax imposed on the goods. Less populated states would likely have been beneficiaries of this somewhat flawed mathematical adjustment. In many cases, the adjustment moved the faculty member from economic marginality to a living wage. This rarely requires dosage adjustment or discontinuation of the drug. It was therefore decided not to make any adjustment to the original productivity data. Vdot is reviewing 34 requests for adjustments covering existing contracts on all of the agency's projects. She also questioned the adjustment of market values by reference to Savill's Index. She showed no resistance to making necessary adjustments, including dietary ones, to treat her problem. Risk adjustment can contribute to quality improvement by allowing outcomes to be compared fairly. A clear audit trail also is produced, replacing the spreadsheets that underwriters would previously attach to policies to document pricing adjustments. Indeed, the same spoon reamers were probably also used to make adjustments to the tuning of their instruments. Like a quarterback, linemen have to sense what defense is coming and make adjustments on the fly. Instead of making adjustments depending on whom we play, we're going to master our system. Synonyms adaptation, adapting, accustoming, accommodation, accommodating, acclimatization, reconciliation, inurement, habituation, habituating, familiarization, acculturation, naturalization, assimilation, assimilating, harmonization modification, modifying, alteration, adaptation, regulation, regulating, rearrangement, change, converting, conversion 1.1 The process of adapting or becoming used to a new situation. for many couples there may need to be a period of adjustment Example sentencesExamples A manova was used to assess the effect of intimacy with parents on adjustment. Based on theoretical conceptualizations derived from attachment theory, we would expect to identify mediational effects of perceptions of parents on behavioral adjustment. It's an adjustment he's still getting to grips with. He has made a slight adjustment successfully. She seems to have made an adjustment away from Bill quite nicely through these sessions. A study of the effects of corporal punishment in one Caribbean locale found a modest, direct relationship between physical punishment and psychological adjustment. Moves often result in the use of new technologies and equipment, calling for adjustments in the ways people access and process information. If a patient is going to show signs of adjustment the facility will be able to make the appropriate decision. Palestinians should, thus, be willing to make these much less painful adjustments. The characters lives and experiences demonstrate their displacement, spiritual homelessness, and the hardships of adjustment to a new society. A similar weakness is inherent in psychologies based on adjustment or adaptation. A lot of stuff will still go through him, which is a little bit of an adjustment for Patrick. He said, how many people you have gotten a permanent adjustment. Medical students ' stress also was expected to be associated with poorer marital and emotional adjustment among their spouses. Parenting characterized by acceptance and firm control is associated, for adolescents, with enhanced school performance and general psychosocial adjustment. Adults usually develop adjustment disorders to stressors related to marital discord, finances, or work. Yes, some rich people will benefit from such an adjustment. Several measures covering problem behavior, sexual experiences, and interests and psychosocial adjustment were also included. Dealing with the unexpected requires rapid adjustment to the actual situation. Very little has been done on postwar adjustment of veterans in the North.
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