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Individual adjustment noun explanation
Adjustment description

[adjustment; Re-adjustment; Norms; Reorganization; Balance; Coordinates]

Reorganize and rectify to adapt to the new situation and requirements. Adjust the price in detail (1). Adjust and rectify. Wen Songying's Jade Pot Tsinghua Volume 5: "Mao naturally understands temperament. At the end of the year, in the suburbs, I felt that the elegant music was high, so I said,' We must consider the scale difference of millet.' The imperial edict made it even. I adjusted my mentality and the result was not harmonious. "Xiao Jun's Sheep in the Autumn Wind": "The Hu Qin rang, starting with tuning the strings and then pulling them up. "Zhu Guangqian's Essays on Literature and Art Chewing Words:" Chewing words, on the surface, only considers the weight of words, but actually regulates thoughts and emotions. " (2) Reorganize or arrange to adapt to the new situation. Ba Jin's Cold Night XIV: "A few days ago, we were clamoring to adjust our treatment, but later it was shelved because of the Hunan-Guangxi War." * "Political Report at the National Congress of Literary and Art Workers": "This unbalanced development will continue in the future, but cities and villages, troops and localities should gradually adjust."

Word decomposition

Interpretation of adjustment (adjustment) arrangement and disposal: adjustment sequence. Call. Scheduling (? )。 Transfer. Transfer. Adjust the defense. Send troops. Visit and understand: investigate. Research. Musically, a group of high and low harmonious sounds, the rise and fall of words: tone. Key signature. Mode. Tone. Tune. Major. Minor. Nan Zheng's explanation is orderly, not chaotic: neat. Clean and tidy. Completely orderly. Governance: remedy. Rectification. Reorganize. Make neat and orderly; B. neat and organized) Ready to go. Repair: plastic surgery. Old as new. Completely complete, not a little bit: complete. Done. Make people suffer