Examples of using Readjust in English and their translations into Hebrew
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He's having a hard time readjusting.
Having trouble readjusting to the new year?
Coach Spivey, we're gonna readjust.
Okay, let's readjust the flow.
Yeah, I asked Matt to help Jeremy readjust.
Something needed readjusting in the target room.
Readjusting to life back home can be a challenge.
He's in the exam room, readjusting the chair.
You know, readjust to normal life and whatnot.
Sorry to hear he's having some trouble readjusting.
Any trouble sleeping or readjusting to life back home?
Readjust the camera a millimeter along the main coronary, please.
Escort him to the stockade so he can readjust his attitude.
The equipment was readjusted and the second test took place on October 28.
I read that sometimes the partner of the victim has trouble readjusting.
The cats are believed readjust to life on land perfectly well in their new homes.
So, after dinner I cut his hair, and he readjusted my mortgage.
I had to readjust my shields during mid-flight-- almost lost my outer hull.
I just needed to lay low for a little while, and, uh,let my body readjust.
Get yourself some bonbons, take up bingo, and readjust the shower heads in the bathroom.
How lightly it is their wont to proceed in this way is best shown by Kautsky when he says,“If socialism is a social necessity, then it would be human nature andnot socialism which would have to readjust itself, if ever the two clashed.”.
That meant we had to readjust everything during the morning and spend a lot of time in the box.
The meaning apparently was that art could oreven should be reconstructed and readjusted in time.
Which means you have to readjust the gun after every shot in order to keep striking the same target.
Even though the features have been set during the embalming,you have to reassess and readjust because of continuing emaciation and dehydration.
Eliminate words that do not occur, readjust their budgets, to improve the content of the landing pages;
Libraries in general, and Jewish libraries in particular,are adjusting and readjusting to the digital nature of the future of library work.
Acting as a wedge in the creative process, good feedback can readjust the design message and help us figure out what we're really trying to say(see Figure 1).
In addition to learning how to dress and make up and be pretty as a woman,she must also readjust a phenomenal range of mannerisms and gestures, and learn a whole new set of social protocols.
These are painful voids in our lives, but at the same time, when the person survives, it means having to“readjust” to life, both for the family as well as the patients themselves who have managed to survive the trauma, that small interval of time in which their brain simply… changed.