Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Adjust"

A: It means your used to it and doing well. Example: I'm adjusting well in my new school. (You are comfortable and don't have problems or issues.)

A: to slightly alter till you are happy or comfortable with the results. "I have to adjust my seat belt."

A: With clothing you get "adjusting" two phrases... adjusting [clothes] and adjusting [oneself].

Adjusting the clothes is obvious, it means making them look right after they have been put on.

Adjusting oneself normally means making parts of the body more comfortable inside the clothes.

If you see what I mean. : )

A: I'm adjusting to my new environment. I'm adjusting to my new neighborhood.
I'm adjusting to school.

A: When I get in my wife's car I have to adjust the mirror.
It's so hot here! I'm still adjusting to the climate.
It takes time to adjust to life in a big city.
We had to adjust our plans for today because of the weather.

A: "The two year old had to adjust to life with a baby sister."

"After sitting so long, I had to adjust my skirt why I got up."

"She adjusted to life in the US after moving from Japan."

I hope these help!

A: I moved to Alaska 2 months ago. I'm still trying to adjust to the weather.

A: I have to adjust the recipe to feed more people.

These glasses really adjust my eyesight.

I am really adjusting to my new home.

A: They are two ways to say the same thing.

A: Set: the initial placement
“Set the volume to 60”

Adjust: change the placement
“Adjust the volume from 60 to 55”

A: adjust = moving something slightly to move it back into place
switch = taking something out and replacing it with something new

A: I think 'adjust' is more active, you make changes within you to fit the situation or to fit something in something. 'Adapt' sounds like it would happen naturally.

If you're adjusting to a new culture, you actively try to understand their tradition and language, but when you say you're adapting to a new culture, it happens because you've been there for a while and you started to get used to the differences without any actions.

hope that helped! :))

A: to adjust and to modify are the same thing

A: あけおめ is the abbreviation for 明けましておめでとう.
あけおめ is the shortened form for 明けましておめでとう.

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A: × I failed to adapt / adjust of time difference
✓ I failed to adapt to the time difference. Or 'I failed to adjust to the time difference'. Or 'I couldn't adapt to the time difference'.

I just added a final sentence you could use. All of them are natural :)

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A: I'm good at adjusting to jetlag. ^^