rearrange
arreglar de nuevo
definition
verb
she rearranged her skirt as she sat back in her chair
move (something) into a more acceptable position or state.
translation of 'rearrange'
verb
arreglar de nuevo
example
Further settlement or secondary consolidation may then occur in the long term as the soil particles adjust and 'rearrange' themselves to the applied load.
Make an effort to 'rearrange' the pattern of your evenings.
Another adjustment might be to 'rearrange' office furniture to create extra space for someone using a wheelchair or an assistance dog.
She doesn't need to 'rearrange' her schedule: she simply comes to the class when she has time.
Sitting a three-month retreat can 'rearrange' your whole view of practice.
Disruption is inevitably compounded by having to 'rearrange' the team to change positions and adjust tactics, rather than make a straight swap.
Flopping back on his back and sighing, he gave the blanket a futile tug then attempted to 'rearrange' himself for a more comfortable position.
We will 'rearrange' our schedule to make room for you on Monday.
He slowly willed his numb limbs to 'rearrange' themselves into an upright position.
Joe ran over to the clinic to cancel his patients and 'rearrange' his vacation schedule, and picked me up some breakfast on the way back.
By touching the white boards or by using magnetic pointers teachers and pupils can alter and 'rearrange' the information displayed.
For example, if he noticed that I had dressed carelessly or improperly, he would come over and 'rearrange' my shirt, adjust my robe and so on.
The store's service was slick until it was found that the delivery driver had the wrong order and had to 'rearrange' a new date to drop off the goods.
Yesterday, Delaney was trying to 'rearrange' his schedule in order to come.
You have 'rearranged' your busy schedule to fit a workout at least three to four times per week.
With two jobs, he 'rearranged' his schedule a little and found himself working the breakfast rush more in the last week.
Instead of watching television the book suggests activities such as filing, dusting and 'rearranging' your pictures.
She bent over the eleven sticks and 'rearranged' them so that they were in this position.
I'm 'rearranging' my work schedule to see another show in two weeks.
One lady said she could have then 'rearranged' childcare arrangements.
He rose from his crouching position, 'rearranging' his hair so that it no longer blocked the better part of his plain of vision.
Jo had 'rearranged' her schedule so she could baby-sit while Audrey attended the meeting.
He's just trying to throw everyone off the scent by that whole 'rearrangement' of the plot that he does.
People cancel soccer games, schedules are 'rearranged' , high school football games are canceled.
There is no overlooking the influence of hasty team 'rearrangement' on the overall performance.
Jacqui was too busy 'rearranging' her skirts after her untimely fall to notice our stiff conversation.
The congregation has outgrown its building and often 'rearranges' its Sunday meeting schedule and location to accommodate the many worshipers.
It had not been easy 'rearranging' her schedule, but her assistant had proved to be a whiz all throughout the morning.
She demurely 'rearranged' her skirts and sat with her back erect.
Sometimes the change required can be as simple as the 'rearrangement' of your artwork or accessories.
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