readjusts

readjusts

美 [ˌriəˈdʒʌst] 　英 [ˌriːəˈdʒʌst]

• v.再整理
• 网络重新调整；重调；再调整

词形变化

第三人称单数：readjusts  现在分词：readjusting  过去式：readjusted  

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英汉解释

v.	1. 重做,再整理,(再)调整

英英解释

v.	1. to become capable of dealing with a new situation or environment or feeling comfortable in it 2. to make a slight change to something

例句

Under general situation, British readjusts oneself to a certain extent always with the woman in the position giving priority to thinking.

在通常情况下，英国人总是把女子放在优先考虑的地位。

And if history proves consistent, there will be many more shocking disclosures to come as the world readjusts to another post-bubble era.

正像历史总是在不断证明，当泡沫破碎，世界处于自我调整的阶段的时候，就会劲爆许多内幕。

It demands English teachers' education makes corresponding readjusts and fits in with the new needs in universities.

基础教育英语课程改革要求高师英语教师教育作出相应的调整以适应新的需要。

He jumps from subject to subject and constantly readjusts his position on the sofa.

他从一个话题谈到另一个话题，同时不停地变换在沙发上的坐姿。

Meta-ethics constantly readjusts rules so that people from different cultures can understand and implement them.

转变伦理法需要不断地修改这些规则，这样，来自不同文化的人就可以理解和应用这些规则。