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1 adjust *** ad·just
[ə'dʒʌst]1. vt(instrument, tool, speed) regolare, (wages, prices) modificare, (aim, tie, dress) aggiustare2. vi -
2 ♦ (to) adjust
♦ (to) adjust /əˈdʒʌst/A v. t.1 sistemare (meglio); accomodare; aggiustare: to adjust one's hair, sistemarsi i capelli; He adjusted his tie, si è aggiustato la cravatta2 regolare; mettere a punto; tarare; aggiustare: to adjust the stirrups, regolare le staffe; to adjust the volume, regolare il volume; to adjust one's aim, aggiustare la mira; to adjust seasoning, regolare (o aggiustare) di sale ( una vivanda)3 ritoccare; rettificare; correggere: to adjust imbalances, correggere gli squilibri; to adjust prices, ritoccare (o correggere) i prezziB v. i.1 essere regolabile; essere adattabile; adattarsi● (demogr.) adjusted rate, quoziente normalizzato □ (rag.) adjusting entry, scrittura di rettifica. -
3 ♦ (to) adjust
♦ (to) adjust /əˈdʒʌst/A v. t.1 sistemare (meglio); accomodare; aggiustare: to adjust one's hair, sistemarsi i capelli; He adjusted his tie, si è aggiustato la cravatta2 regolare; mettere a punto; tarare; aggiustare: to adjust the stirrups, regolare le staffe; to adjust the volume, regolare il volume; to adjust one's aim, aggiustare la mira; to adjust seasoning, regolare (o aggiustare) di sale ( una vivanda)3 ritoccare; rettificare; correggere: to adjust imbalances, correggere gli squilibri; to adjust prices, ritoccare (o correggere) i prezziB v. i.1 essere regolabile; essere adattabile; adattarsi● (demogr.) adjusted rate, quoziente normalizzato □ (rag.) adjusting entry, scrittura di rettifica.
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