adjust
ایڈجسٹ
definition
verb
he smoothed his hair and adjusted his tie
alter or move (something) slightly in order to achieve the desired fit, appearance, or result.
We are aware that loss adjusting and economic damage calculation is not an exact science at all but as a relative indicator it can work very well.
assess (loss or damages) when settling an insurance claim.
translation of 'adjust '
verb
آراسته کرنا
example
Specialized expertise acquired through professional training given on the job may also be used to 'adjust' claims.
she must be allowed to grieve and to 'adjust' in her own way
she must be allowed to grieve and to 'adjust' in her own way
The demonstration had to be delayed and 'adjusted' to cope with the vast crowds, and there were fewer than half the number of cars you'd actually see at the start of a real race.
By giving more weight to more recent data, such smoothing 'adjusts' to abrupt shifts in the underlying level of a data series, such as a sudden jump up to a new, higher level.
The standard errors of the model estimates were 'adjusted' for the clustering of patients within hospitals.
And Minnesotans seem 'adjusted' to the taxes, calling their state high tax, high service.
It continually 'adjusts' to the owner's driving preferences, tuning itself to provide more power on demand for better fuel economy.
This kind of 'adjustability' is key in buying a quality office chair.
A Country Parish examines life in west Wiltshire as it follows vicar Jamie Allen and his family as he moves into the parish of Seend and 'adjusts' to country life.
There are some journalists who have not 'adjusted' to pop journalism.
However, when the number of doses dispensed in the different units was 'adjusted' for, the differences were not significant.
If there's been one negative aspect of Mike's time here, it would be the food, something he still hasn't 'adjusted' to.
It's a flexible, adaptive, dynamic system that never stops - it continually 'adjusts' to the threat.
This way the 'adjustable' stool can be converted from table height to bar height very easily.
This lounge chair automatically 'adjusts' to your body, eliminating the strap marks caused by poorer quality models, and comes with a pillow and wooden armrests.
If the diesel engine is 'adjusted' for low particulate emissions, more nitrogen oxide is produced.
I'm still getting 'adjusted' to life in Waterloo, and it's been tough.
A 3/8 reversible drill 'adjusts' to hold a range of bits (the spiral shafts that actually drill the holes).
The seats in black leather are very comfortable and 'adjustable' .
Although Lufthansa is a global operating carrier, their business is local and thus the airline 'adjusts' to local needs and habits.
Length is adjusted by loosening the knurled locking collar only a halt turn, after which the post 'adjusts' to the desired height and is secured by another half turn of the locking collar.
This trend continued when the data were 'adjusted' for inflammatory markers.
All linear measurements were 'adjusted' for their respective level of magnification.
The driver's seat is height adjustable and the steering wheel is 'adjustable' for both height and reach.
Soil temperatures are favorable for corn and most of the planters are 'adjusted' for the dry conditions.
The pressure is 'adjustable' enabling you to choose the density you want.
I am proud of the way we have 'adjusted' to the bear market.
The seat height was 'adjusted' for each individual before each test using a standardized method.
We are aware that loss 'adjusting' and economic damage calculation is not an exact science at all but as a relative indicator it can work very well.
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