Summary
adjustment {noun}
acomodação · ajuste · adaptação · ajustamento · alteração
to adjust {verb}
acomodar · adaptar · dispor · regular · ajustar · conciliar · conformar-se · alinhar · coordenar · adequar · concertar · retificar
Synonyms
adjustment: alteration · modification · registration
adjust: conform · adapt · set
more (7)English-Portuguese translation for "adjustment"
"adjustment" Portuguese translation
adjustment {noun}
adjustment {noun} (also: accommodation, lodging)
adjustment {noun} (also: setlement, agreement, settlement, arrangement)
This proposal for a legal basis should therefore be considered a technical adjustment.
conduct adjustment term
This adjustment need comes from the experience obtained in the elections carried out up to now, in the country.
This need for adjustment rises from the experience obtained during the elections that took place in the country, until now.
adjustment {noun} (also: adaptation, fit, conformance)
That is why the Commission has proposed a European globalisation adjustment fund.
But at the same time, it provides for a short, further period of adjustment.
I welcome the proposal to set up a European Globalisation Adjustment Fund.
Despite this, we also know, on the other hand, that there are problems with adjustment.
That would take away any chance of adjustment for many of the regions.
adjustment {noun} (also: accommodation)
So there is no escaping the need to continue the policy of budgetary adjustment.
I would like to mention a final point, Mr President, which is a technical adjustment.
Government, to decide unanimously on an adjustment of the voting modalities
unanimously on the contents of its proposal on the future adjustment of its
Moreover, the IMF ordered ultraliberal policies, supposedly for structural adjustment.
adjustment {noun} (also: alteration)
It is a question, in a sense, of a common framework of reference for the adjustment of programmes.
Amendment No 2, concerning the period of adjustment for the first phase, is acceptable to the Commission.
An amendment has been tabled to the effect that the word 'adjustment ' of working hours should be introduced into the title.
May I ask you, once we have voted, to make that adjustment, so that the word 'up ' is also inserted into Amendment No 1.
This should also help us to make the necessary adjustments, as requested in Amendment No 1.
to adjust {verb}
to adjust [adjusted|adjusted] {vb} (also: to place, to accommodate, to lodge, to reconcile)
frequencies will be adjusted over time so as to accommodate any sequencing
to adjust [adjusted|adjusted] {vb} (also: to accommodate, to adapt, to customize, to conform)
EU integration cannot always adjust to fit the weakest link in the chain.
That is why we are obliged to adjust capacity and hence reduce the fleet.
By 2003 we will need to review the effects of the regulation and adjust things if need be.
It would also be more difficult to adjust fishing to actual stocks.
It is in my opinion important to adjust EU price levels to those of the world market.
to adjust [adjusted|adjusted] {vb} (also: to arrange, to make use, to afford, to will)
to adjust [adjusted|adjusted] {vb} (also: to regulate, to marshal)
The precautionary principle must serve as our safety valve to adjust for scientific uncertainty.
The euro is preventing us from regulating the economy by adjusting interest rates and exchange rates.
to adjust [adjusted|adjusted] {vb} (also: to accommodate, to level, to fit, to settle)
We are going to reform the Pact, or rather, to adjust its implementing measures.
They are able to adjust strength of the conclusions to the strength of their evidence.
In Windows 8, you can adjust how sensitive Touch Mouse is to your touch.
In the interests of the future of our economy, we should adjust our relations with China.
Mr President, the government itself will also need to adjust to the information society.
to adjust [adjusted|adjusted] {vb} (also: to conciliate, to patch up)
to adjust [adjusted|adjusted] {vb} (also: to adhere, to conform)
to adjust [adjusted|adjusted] {vb} (also: to square, to line up, to line, to align)
to adjust [adjusted|adjusted] {vb} (also: to coordinate)
to adjust [adjusted|adjusted] {vb} (also: to gear)
The Court is adjusting its DAS methodology to bring it into line with the process of reforming the Commission’ s financial control.
to adjust [adjusted|adjusted] {vb}
to adjust [adjusted|adjusted] {vb} (also: to rectify, to remedy, to straighten, to recover)
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "adjustment":
© Princeton Universityalteration · modification · registration · readjustment · accommodation · fitting · allowance · adaptation · adaption
Synonyms (English) for "adjust":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "adjustment" in Portuguese
Similar words
adjournment · adjudication · adjudicator · adjudicatory · adjunct · adjunction · adjunctive · adjuration · adjustable · adjusted · adjustment · adjustments · adjutant · adman · administration · administrative · administrator · administrators · admirable · admiral · admiralty
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