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Meanings of readjust to in inglés

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Usage of readjust to in inglés
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Six years is a long time to readjust to civilian life.
Go home, stranger
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I have to blink several times to readjust to the light in here.
Unravel Me
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Well the main thing that you greatly have to readjust to is gravity.
Wired
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Any older and I won't be able to readjust to full-gravity.
The Gods Themselves
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Would he readjust to the idea of a child after all?
Heartbeat
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By his own account, he is struggling to readjust to the old country.
The Irish Times
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Do they have any health problems or things they have to greatly readjust to?
Wired
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It can take astronauts weeks or months to readjust to the Earth's gravitational force.
Wired
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Technique suffers until you adjust or readjust to the sheer hostility of the environment.
The Guardian
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For thirty seconds, he didn't move, waiting for his eyes to readjust to the darkness.
Pines
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Sometimes it would take him days or weeks to readjust to society after a good trek.
Climbing Magazine
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Maintaining a routine, she said, will help them to readjust to face-to-face classes when that norm resumes.
Jamaica Observer
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Depending on where you're returning from, it may take time to readjust to the Irish two-tier healthcare system.
The Irish Times
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The progressive nature of Niamh's condition means she's had to readjust to her body and learn to love it again.
Independent.ie
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They must learn to readjust to the pressures of civilian life, and learn to cope with traumatic memories of combat.
Ebony
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But millions of people are having to readjust to levels of ionising radiation that were -until March -considered abnormal.
The Guardian
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