The Open Dictionary

adjust

动词

UK/əˈdʒʌst/
US/əˈdʒʌst/

定义 adjust 动词

modify

  1. B2Transitive

    to change something slightly to make it more accurate, effective, or suitable

    • If the chair is too high, you can adjust it to a height that suits you.

    • We might need to adjust the order of the slides to make the presentation more effective.

    • When you start a new job, you have to adjust your pace of work.

arrange

  1. Transitive

    to arrange one's clothing to make oneself look tidy

    • He adjusted his tie, ready for the important meeting.

    • She adjusted her coat to keep the cold wind out.

    • He carefully adjusted his suit jacket before going on stage.

adapt

  1. B2Intransitive

    to become more familiar with a new situation

    • After moving to a new country, I need time to adjust to the new culture.

    • You'll soon adjust to your new work environment.

    • She is trying hard to adjust to the time difference so she can work properly.