Definition of rebalance in English:

rebalance

verb riːˈbalənsrēˈbaləns

[with object]

Restore the correct balance to; balance again or differently.
为…修复平衡；使重新平衡；换位平衡
the Pilates method aims to rebalance and restore correct posture
普拉提健身法的目的是恢复良好正确的体态。
Example sentencesExamples
- Fighting financial mismanagement and fraud throughout the agencies of the federal government is an urgent mission if we ever hope to rebalance the budget.
- A package of further measures would be introduced to rebalance revenues, by congestion charging and road tolls which would be ring-fenced for public transport.
- Give yourself a deep-conditioning hair treatment to hydrate, restore and rebalance locks in preparation for the months ahead.
- Be aware that changing and rebalancing your portfolio is as important as investing the cash in the first place.
- At some point it becomes essential to rebalance the mix of different types of units to match the new mission requirements.
- I now use a cream, with this supplement, which is rubbed onto my body twice daily in order to rebalance the oestrogen-progesterone balance.
- The longer this bear market portfolio is rebalanced by either method, the greater should be the overall gain and retention of asset class balances compared to a buy and hold strategy.
- Hurricanes are a mechanism for rebalancing the differences in energy levels between the ocean and the atmosphere.
- So it's all about rebalancing the payment system and making it more efficient.
- We believe in rebalancing the Trade Practices Act - giving small business a level playing field on which to bargain with big business.
- He was merely rebalancing his portfolio, at the behest of his financial adviser.
- This works by strengthening the core postural muscles of the body, rebalancing the body and bringing it into correct alignment which leads to a longer, leaner body.
- We are working hard to fix that - by rebalancing skill sets within the Reserve component and between the active and reserve force.
- In the first instance, that will mean rebalancing the efforts to remake the ground and the air services.
- Fighting crime and anti-social behaviour is at the heart of the Government's new programme with the Prime Minister pledging to rebalance the criminal justice system in favour of the victim.
- The fund puts into place asset allocation and geographical spreads that are rebalanced over time.
- This is a great opportunity to rebalance the growth in our town and I am confident that there is a solution out there.
- Introduce a new, broadly based local property tax and rebalance service charges equitably across the entire community.
- Rising diesel prices mean that the typical 50-50 split between fuel and rental costs is being rebalanced so that fuel is now accounting for 75% of customers' bills.
- It builds on the Government's ongoing reform of the criminal justice system, rebalancing the process in favour of victims and witnesses.

Definition of rebalance in US English:

rebalance

verbrēˈbaləns

[with object]

Balance again or restore the correct balance to.
the Pilates method aims to rebalance and restore correct posture
普拉提健身法的目的是恢复良好正确的体态。
Example sentencesExamples
- The longer this bear market portfolio is rebalanced by either method, the greater should be the overall gain and retention of asset class balances compared to a buy and hold strategy.
- We believe in rebalancing the Trade Practices Act - giving small business a level playing field on which to bargain with big business.
- He was merely rebalancing his portfolio, at the behest of his financial adviser.
- It builds on the Government's ongoing reform of the criminal justice system, rebalancing the process in favour of victims and witnesses.
- So it's all about rebalancing the payment system and making it more efficient.
- This works by strengthening the core postural muscles of the body, rebalancing the body and bringing it into correct alignment which leads to a longer, leaner body.
- The fund puts into place asset allocation and geographical spreads that are rebalanced over time.
- I now use a cream, with this supplement, which is rubbed onto my body twice daily in order to rebalance the oestrogen-progesterone balance.
- Rising diesel prices mean that the typical 50-50 split between fuel and rental costs is being rebalanced so that fuel is now accounting for 75% of customers' bills.
- Introduce a new, broadly based local property tax and rebalance service charges equitably across the entire community.
- Be aware that changing and rebalancing your portfolio is as important as investing the cash in the first place.
- In the first instance, that will mean rebalancing the efforts to remake the ground and the air services.
- We are working hard to fix that - by rebalancing skill sets within the Reserve component and between the active and reserve force.
- Fighting financial mismanagement and fraud throughout the agencies of the federal government is an urgent mission if we ever hope to rebalance the budget.
- Hurricanes are a mechanism for rebalancing the differences in energy levels between the ocean and the atmosphere.
- Give yourself a deep-conditioning hair treatment to hydrate, restore and rebalance locks in preparation for the months ahead.
- This is a great opportunity to rebalance the growth in our town and I am confident that there is a solution out there.
- A package of further measures would be introduced to rebalance revenues, by congestion charging and road tolls which would be ring-fenced for public transport.
- Fighting crime and anti-social behaviour is at the heart of the Government's new programme with the Prime Minister pledging to rebalance the criminal justice system in favour of the victim.
- At some point it becomes essential to rebalance the mix of different types of units to match the new mission requirements.

词汇	rebalance
释义	Definition of rebalance in English: rebalance verb riːˈbalənsrēˈbaləns [with object] Restore the correct balance to; balance again or differently. 为…修复平衡；使重新平衡；换位平衡 the Pilates method aims to rebalance and restore correct posture 普拉提健身法的目的是恢复良好正确的体态。 Example sentencesExamples Fighting financial mismanagement and fraud throughout the agencies of the federal government is an urgent mission if we ever hope to rebalance the budget. A package of further measures would be introduced to rebalance revenues, by congestion charging and road tolls which would be ring-fenced for public transport. Give yourself a deep-conditioning hair treatment to hydrate, restore and rebalance locks in preparation for the months ahead. Be aware that changing and rebalancing your portfolio is as important as investing the cash in the first place. At some point it becomes essential to rebalance the mix of different types of units to match the new mission requirements. I now use a cream, with this supplement, which is rubbed onto my body twice daily in order to rebalance the oestrogen-progesterone balance. The longer this bear market portfolio is rebalanced by either method, the greater should be the overall gain and retention of asset class balances compared to a buy and hold strategy. Hurricanes are a mechanism for rebalancing the differences in energy levels between the ocean and the atmosphere. So it's all about rebalancing the payment system and making it more efficient. We believe in rebalancing the Trade Practices Act - giving small business a level playing field on which to bargain with big business. He was merely rebalancing his portfolio, at the behest of his financial adviser. This works by strengthening the core postural muscles of the body, rebalancing the body and bringing it into correct alignment which leads to a longer, leaner body. We are working hard to fix that - by rebalancing skill sets within the Reserve component and between the active and reserve force. In the first instance, that will mean rebalancing the efforts to remake the ground and the air services. Fighting crime and anti-social behaviour is at the heart of the Government's new programme with the Prime Minister pledging to rebalance the criminal justice system in favour of the victim. The fund puts into place asset allocation and geographical spreads that are rebalanced over time. This is a great opportunity to rebalance the growth in our town and I am confident that there is a solution out there. Introduce a new, broadly based local property tax and rebalance service charges equitably across the entire community. Rising diesel prices mean that the typical 50-50 split between fuel and rental costs is being rebalanced so that fuel is now accounting for 75% of customers' bills. It builds on the Government's ongoing reform of the criminal justice system, rebalancing the process in favour of victims and witnesses. Definition of rebalance in US English: rebalance verbrēˈbaləns [with object] Balance again or restore the correct balance to. the Pilates method aims to rebalance and restore correct posture 普拉提健身法的目的是恢复良好正确的体态。 Example sentencesExamples The longer this bear market portfolio is rebalanced by either method, the greater should be the overall gain and retention of asset class balances compared to a buy and hold strategy. We believe in rebalancing the Trade Practices Act - giving small business a level playing field on which to bargain with big business. He was merely rebalancing his portfolio, at the behest of his financial adviser. It builds on the Government's ongoing reform of the criminal justice system, rebalancing the process in favour of victims and witnesses. So it's all about rebalancing the payment system and making it more efficient. This works by strengthening the core postural muscles of the body, rebalancing the body and bringing it into correct alignment which leads to a longer, leaner body. The fund puts into place asset allocation and geographical spreads that are rebalanced over time. I now use a cream, with this supplement, which is rubbed onto my body twice daily in order to rebalance the oestrogen-progesterone balance. Rising diesel prices mean that the typical 50-50 split between fuel and rental costs is being rebalanced so that fuel is now accounting for 75% of customers' bills. Introduce a new, broadly based local property tax and rebalance service charges equitably across the entire community. Be aware that changing and rebalancing your portfolio is as important as investing the cash in the first place. In the first instance, that will mean rebalancing the efforts to remake the ground and the air services. We are working hard to fix that - by rebalancing skill sets within the Reserve component and between the active and reserve force. Fighting financial mismanagement and fraud throughout the agencies of the federal government is an urgent mission if we ever hope to rebalance the budget. Hurricanes are a mechanism for rebalancing the differences in energy levels between the ocean and the atmosphere. Give yourself a deep-conditioning hair treatment to hydrate, restore and rebalance locks in preparation for the months ahead. This is a great opportunity to rebalance the growth in our town and I am confident that there is a solution out there. A package of further measures would be introduced to rebalance revenues, by congestion charging and road tolls which would be ring-fenced for public transport. Fighting crime and anti-social behaviour is at the heart of the Government's new programme with the Prime Minister pledging to rebalance the criminal justice system in favour of the victim. At some point it becomes essential to rebalance the mix of different types of units to match the new mission requirements.
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