English
Etymology
Ultimately from Latin ad, "to, up to, towards" + juste, "correct, proper, exact".
Verb
en-verb
- To modify something.
#:Morimoto's recipes are adjusted to suit the American palate
- To improve or rectify.
#:He adjusted his initial conclusion to reflect the new data.
- To settle an insurance claim.
Translations
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Dutch: aanpassen (1), verbeteren (2)
French: ajuster
German: anpassen, berichtigen
Greek: ��θμίζ� (rithmizo), ��ο�α�μ�ζ� (prosarmozo), διε�θε�� (dieftheto), διακανονίζ� (diakanonizo)
Japanese: 調��� (ch�setsu suru)
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Korean: ì¡°ì �í��ë�¤
Russian: о��ег�ли�ова��
Slovene: nastaviti
Spanish: ajustar
Vietnamese: Ä�iá»�u chá»�nh, chá»�nh lại, sá»a
See also
adjuster
adjustment
modify
modification
edit
change
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