readjust

readjust

中英词典

英 [riːəˈdʒʌst] 美 [riːəˈdʒʌst]

形容词：readjustable

名词：readjustment

词语辨析

1. readjust 和 adjust 的区别：

adjust 意为“调整，适应”，强调对某种情况或环境进行调整和适应；而 readjust 意为“重新调整”，强调对已经调整过的事物再次进行调整。

词汇扩充

1. readjustment：重新调整

2. readjustable：可重新调整的

近义词

1. reorganize

2. rearrange

3. modify

反义词

1. disarrange

2. disturb

3. unsettle

柯林斯词典

readjust: If you readjust something that has been moved out of its correct or original position, you move it back into that position.

牛津词典

readjust: Adjust (something) again, especially after it has been disturbed or misaligned.

用法

1. It took some time for him to readjust to life back home after living abroad for so many years.

2. The company had to readjust its strategy in order to survive in the competitive market.

相关例句

1. She will need time to readjust to her new surroundings.
2. After the earthquake, the government had to readjust its budget to focus on rebuilding.
3. It's important to readjust your expectations when circumstances change.
4. He had to readjust his schedule to accommodate the unexpected meeting.
5. The therapist helped her readjust to life after the accident.
6. They decided to readjust the seating arrangements for the event.
7. The team had to readjust their game plan after the star player got injured.
8. It can be challenging to readjust to a new job with different responsibilities.
9. She needed some time to readjust to being a mother after giving birth.
10. The professor had to readjust her lecture schedule due to a sudden conference.
11. After the divorce, he had to readjust to living on his own again.
12. The organization had to readjust its policies to comply with new regulations.
13. He found it difficult to readjust to civilian life after serving in the military.
14. The airline had to readjust its flight schedules due to the weather conditions.
15. They had to readjust the budget to account for unexpected expenses.
16. She needed to readjust her expectations for the project after receiving new information.
17. They decided to readjust their strategy in order to reach their goals.
18. It took some time for him to readjust to the new management style.
19. She had to readjust her work-life balance after taking on a new role.
20. The team had to readjust their training schedule for the upcoming competition.