Definition of readjustment in English:

readjustment

noun riːəˈdʒʌstm(ə)ntˌriəˈdʒəs(t)mənt

1An alteration or correction made to achieve a desired fit, appearance, or result.
intermittent warm-ups and microphone readjustments
the commercial property market has certainly experienced a significant readjustment
Example sentencesExamples
- I made the usual mental readjustments to my image of her.
- Our approach will require some painful readjustments in our own party.
- Most economists assume some sort of readjustment is inevitable.
- This requires constant readjustment of the settings.
- Price readjustments have become increasingly prevalent in the middle market.
- The piece was acutely in need of some serious editorial readjustment.
- Some readjustment of water rights appears essential.
- Under the structural readjustment program, trade liberalisation was introduced.
- One of the many readjustments you have to make when you move to a new area is that you have to experiment to find the better takeaways all over again!
- The government hired the company to recommend readjustments to the salaries of chief executives.
1. 1.1mass noun The process of adapting or becoming used to a changed situation.
  was there a period of readjustment you had to go through when you went back to work?
  Example sentencesExamples
  Bereavement is an overall process of readjustment.
  Successful readjustment to the school environment depends partly upon the quality of the transition plan.
  After the whole summer without a routine, it takes some readjustment.
  The longer the evacuees remained in centers, the more dependent they would become, and the harder readjustment would be to make.
  He heads the VA's national office of readjustment counseling services.
  After working for the Peace Corps, he said, everyone needs some time for readjustment.
  Astronauts must undergo a radical readjustment after returning from space.
  The felon would be speedily returned to gainful employment without the lengthy readjustment undergone by victims of our present prison system.
  We are in a period of readjustment after the collapse of one of the biggest stockmarket bubbles in history.
  Loss of a family member involves a process of readjustment.

Definition of readjustment in US English:

readjustment

nounˌriəˈdʒəs(t)məntˌrēəˈjəs(t)mənt

1An alteration or correction made to achieve a desired fit, appearance, or result.
intermittent warm-ups and microphone readjustments
the commercial property market has certainly experienced a significant readjustment
Example sentencesExamples
- Some readjustment of water rights appears essential.
- Price readjustments have become increasingly prevalent in the middle market.
- One of the many readjustments you have to make when you move to a new area is that you have to experiment to find the better takeaways all over again!
- This requires constant readjustment of the settings.
- The government hired the company to recommend readjustments to the salaries of chief executives.
- The piece was acutely in need of some serious editorial readjustment.
- Our approach will require some painful readjustments in our own party.
- I made the usual mental readjustments to my image of her.
- Most economists assume some sort of readjustment is inevitable.
- Under the structural readjustment program, trade liberalisation was introduced.
1. 1.1 The process of adapting or becoming used to a changed situation.
  was there a period of readjustment you had to go through when you went back to work?
  Example sentencesExamples
  After working for the Peace Corps, he said, everyone needs some time for readjustment.
  The longer the evacuees remained in centers, the more dependent they would become, and the harder readjustment would be to make.
  Loss of a family member involves a process of readjustment.
  Bereavement is an overall process of readjustment.
  He heads the VA's national office of readjustment counseling services.
  Astronauts must undergo a radical readjustment after returning from space.
  The felon would be speedily returned to gainful employment without the lengthy readjustment undergone by victims of our present prison system.
  We are in a period of readjustment after the collapse of one of the biggest stockmarket bubbles in history.
  After the whole summer without a routine, it takes some readjustment.
  Successful readjustment to the school environment depends partly upon the quality of the transition plan.

词汇	readjustment
释义	Definition of readjustment in English: readjustment noun riːəˈdʒʌstm(ə)ntˌriəˈdʒəs(t)mənt 1An alteration or correction made to achieve a desired fit, appearance, or result. intermittent warm-ups and microphone readjustments the commercial property market has certainly experienced a significant readjustment Example sentencesExamples I made the usual mental readjustments to my image of her. Our approach will require some painful readjustments in our own party. Most economists assume some sort of readjustment is inevitable. This requires constant readjustment of the settings. Price readjustments have become increasingly prevalent in the middle market. The piece was acutely in need of some serious editorial readjustment. Some readjustment of water rights appears essential. Under the structural readjustment program, trade liberalisation was introduced. One of the many readjustments you have to make when you move to a new area is that you have to experiment to find the better takeaways all over again! The government hired the company to recommend readjustments to the salaries of chief executives. 1.1mass noun The process of adapting or becoming used to a changed situation. was there a period of readjustment you had to go through when you went back to work? Example sentencesExamples Bereavement is an overall process of readjustment. Successful readjustment to the school environment depends partly upon the quality of the transition plan. After the whole summer without a routine, it takes some readjustment. The longer the evacuees remained in centers, the more dependent they would become, and the harder readjustment would be to make. He heads the VA's national office of readjustment counseling services. After working for the Peace Corps, he said, everyone needs some time for readjustment. Astronauts must undergo a radical readjustment after returning from space. The felon would be speedily returned to gainful employment without the lengthy readjustment undergone by victims of our present prison system. We are in a period of readjustment after the collapse of one of the biggest stockmarket bubbles in history. Loss of a family member involves a process of readjustment. Definition of readjustment in US English: readjustment nounˌriəˈdʒəs(t)məntˌrēəˈjəs(t)mənt 1An alteration or correction made to achieve a desired fit, appearance, or result. intermittent warm-ups and microphone readjustments the commercial property market has certainly experienced a significant readjustment Example sentencesExamples Some readjustment of water rights appears essential. Price readjustments have become increasingly prevalent in the middle market. One of the many readjustments you have to make when you move to a new area is that you have to experiment to find the better takeaways all over again! This requires constant readjustment of the settings. The government hired the company to recommend readjustments to the salaries of chief executives. The piece was acutely in need of some serious editorial readjustment. Our approach will require some painful readjustments in our own party. I made the usual mental readjustments to my image of her. Most economists assume some sort of readjustment is inevitable. Under the structural readjustment program, trade liberalisation was introduced. 1.1 The process of adapting or becoming used to a changed situation. was there a period of readjustment you had to go through when you went back to work? Example sentencesExamples After working for the Peace Corps, he said, everyone needs some time for readjustment. The longer the evacuees remained in centers, the more dependent they would become, and the harder readjustment would be to make. Loss of a family member involves a process of readjustment. Bereavement is an overall process of readjustment. He heads the VA's national office of readjustment counseling services. Astronauts must undergo a radical readjustment after returning from space. The felon would be speedily returned to gainful employment without the lengthy readjustment undergone by victims of our present prison system. We are in a period of readjustment after the collapse of one of the biggest stockmarket bubbles in history. After the whole summer without a routine, it takes some readjustment. Successful readjustment to the school environment depends partly upon the quality of the transition plan.
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