I. readjust [ˌri:əˈʤʌst] ГЛ. перех.
- readjust tie, figures
- poprawiać [perf poprawić]
- readjust clock
- przestawiać [perf przestawić]
- readjust brakes, instrument
- regulować [perf wy-]
II. readjust [ˌri:əˈʤʌst] ГЛ. неперех. (adapt again)
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The points for the advancing drivers are readjusted so that they are separated by a fixed margin, with first place receiving bonus points.
en.wikipedia.org With a change in the projection distance, the focusing must be readjusted for a sharp image.
en.wikipedia.org She does have to deal with the psychological effects of her husband coming off tour and readjusting to domestic life.
en.wikipedia.org Because of this his movement back into real time is more physically intense, as he must readjust to regular gravity.
en.wikipedia.org Atom decided to remain on the team to learn how to readjust to his life as a teenager.
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