Explanation of adjustment [adjust;readjust;regulate;restructure;balance;coordinate] Re-allocate and rectify to adapt to new situations and requirements. Adjust price. Detailed explanation (1). Adjust and rectify. Song Wenying's "Yu Hu Qing Hua" Volume 5: "Taizu was born with an understanding of music. In the last years of his life, he was having a feast in the suburbs and the music was loud. He said to the music minister: 'It must be the difference in the scale of millet.' There is no harmony in the end. "Xiao Jun's "Sheep: The Wind of Early Autumn": "The huqin is playing, and the strings are adjusted at first, and then they are played in a delicate string." Zhu Guangqian's "Art and Literature Miscellaneous Talks·Chinese Words": "Chinese words are chewed. On the surface, it is just to consider the weight of words, but in fact it is to adjust thoughts and emotions. "(2). Rearrange or rearrange to suit the new situation. Ba Jin's "Cold Night" 14: "A few days ago, there was a fuss in our industry to adjust the salary, but later it was put on hold because of the war in Hunan and Guangxi." * "Political Report at the All-China Literary and Art Workers' Congress": "This This kind of unbalanced development will continue in the future, but cities and villages, troops and localities need to slowly adjust. "The explanation of the word decomposition tune (tone) à arrangement and disposal: adjustment order. call. Scheduling(?). transfer. Transfer. Adjust defense. Deploy troops and generals. Interview to understand: investigation. Research. In music, the combination of high, low, long and short sounds is a harmonious and pleasant set of sounds. The rise and fall of the pronunciation of a word: tune. key signature. mode. Tone. tune. Major key. minor key. The explanation of Nanzheng is: orderly, not chaotic: neat. Neat. Neat and orderly. Governance: rectification. Rectification. Reorganize. Organize (a. Make orderly, organize; b. Neat, orderly). Ready to go. Repair, modification: plastic surgery. Old as new. Complete, no loose ends: the whole. whole.

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