Let us know if there's any change and we will adjust our plans accordingly.Avísanos si hay algún cambio, y ajustaremos nuestros planes en consecuencia.
you can adjust the temperature by turning this knob
[+machine, engine, brakes]ajustar
adjust the lighting so it is soft and restfulthere's a dial to let you adjust the speed of the motorhe adjusted the calibrated dial on the monitorshe leaned over the telescope and adjusted the sight to her specifications
she adjusted her wing mirrorajustó el retrovisor exterior;this chair can be adjustedesta silla se puede regular
adjust the seasoning if necessarythe man reached out and adjusted a knobLiz adjusted her mirror and then edged the car out of its parking baythe saddle can be adjusted for your particular heighthe heaved the air tank on to his back and adjusted the strapsadjust the seat height using the handle providedif you look at these little stripes on the turntable you can adjust its speedshe adjusted the temperature of the shower until the water almost scalded her skintry adjusting the temperature if the air feels dryI adjusted the volume to lowhe did not need to frequently adjust his speed or change gear
do not adjust your setno modifique los controles de su aparato
the figures are adjusted for seasonal variation(s)if you have paid too much tax, the figures are adjusted accordinglyworkers wages fell by about 3 percent when adjusted for inflation
we have adjusted all salaries upwards/downwardshemos hecho un reajuste de todos los salarios al alza/a la baja
3(change, adapt)[+terms]modificar
the terms have been adjusted in your favourto adjust sth to meet requirementsto attract investors Panama has adjusted its tax and labour lawsI stood just inside the doorway, squinting to adjust my eyes to the dimnesshe stopped to try to adjust his vision to the faint starlighthe was struggling to adjust his vision to the dimness of that place
I tried to adjust my eyes to the darknessintenté que los ojos se me acostumbrasen a la oscuridad;to adjust o.s. to a new situationadaptarse a una nueva situación
/we have been preparing our fighters to adjust themselves to civil society/, in case we liberate our countryhemos entrenado a nuestros combatientes para que puedan adaptarse a la sociedad civilit was a solitary life, but she had adjusted herself to it so well that she never felt lonely
the straps were easy to adjustshe bent down to adjust the strap of her high-heeled shoe
she adjusted her headscarfse arregló la pañoleta
he adjusted his tie in the mirrorLescombe rubbed his hand across his thin hair and adjusted his spectacles
5(Insurance)[+claim]liquidar;tasar
intransitive verb
[+person]adaptarse;[+machine, device]ajustarse
the boy is having trouble in adjustingel niño está teniendo dificultades para adaptarse
he would accept the change as necessary and adjust accordinglywe shall have to adjustit has been hard to adjust but now I'm enjoying my job
to adjust to sth[+person]acostumbrarse a algo;adaptarse a algo;[+eyes, body]acostumbrarse a algo
I just couldn't adjust to life in LondonIfelt I had adjusted to the idea of being a mother very wellmanagers may have trouble adjusting to their new roles as coaches instead of bosseshe had a hard time adjusting to civilian life after the army
we waited until our eyes adjusted to the darkthe body soon adjusts to the time changeit was a few moments before his eyes adjusted to the bright glare of the sunthe body adjusts over time to the presence of some drugs
the seat adjusts to various heightsel asiento se puede regular a distintas alturas