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to adjust
01
to slightly alter or move something in order to improve it or make it work better
Transitive: to adjust sth
02
to gradually get used to or become comfortable with a new situation or reality
Transitive: to adjust oneself to sth
Intransitive: to adjust to sth
03
to correct the alignment or aim of a firearm
Transitive: to adjust alignment or aim of a firearm
04
to make a small change to something’s position, fit, or appearance to improve its suitability or achieve a specific result
Transitive: to adjust sth
05
to determine the amount of compensation or settlement to be provided to an insurance policyholder
Transitive: to adjust an insurance claim
adjust
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adjustable
adj
adjustable
adj
adjusted
adj
adjusted
adj
adjuster
n
adjuster
n
Example
Engineers regularly adjust the settings of the machinery for optimal efficiency.
The musician often adjusts the tuning of his guitar before each performance.
Right now, the technician is adjusting the thermostat for better temperature control.
Yesterday, the mechanic adjusted the brakes to ensure a smoother ride.
She adjusted the camera settings to capture the perfect shot.
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