Definition of recalibrate in English:

recalibrate

verb riˈkalɪbreɪtˌrēˈkalibrāt

[with object]

Calibrate (something) again or differently.
the sensors had to be recalibrated
Example sentencesExamples
- Japan should recognize it needs to recalibrate its diplomatic strategy to meet changing realities in the region.
- Well, you know, they had hoped to recalibrate their message this week.
- Then we have to run a hack telling it to recalibrate.
- Novelists have proved impressionable, quick studies, recalibrating their aesthetic objectives to reflect those of the critical theorists they emulate.
- You should both be open to rethinking roles and recalibrating compensation if things change.
- It seems that the disk heads are permanently moving, probably recalibrating.
- He is recalibrating the health service to try to prevent people getting ill in the first place.
- By recalibrating the satellites with the new data, the whole system improved, which has enhanced weather forecasting substantially.
- You would do well to recalibrate with negatives of unusual contrast.
- The president now saying he wishes he had recalibrated some words.
- And the Republican Congress did respond to veto threats by the president and recalibrated their bills and brought them down.
- The United States must recalibrate its policies to take account of these changing realities.
- The transducers were zeroed at the level of the right heart and recalibrated before each set of measurements.
- Rights from cultural autonomy to freedom of information to free speech all need to be recalibrated according to the powerful role of global media today.
- The electrode will be calibrated by the blood gas technician and recalibrated every eight hours.
- No matter, for Americans had recalibrated their sensibilities towards a new post-war standard of prosperity.
- You would cut demand and supply would go up and you would recalibrate the whole system.
- However, with the admission of young women, many traditions died or had to be recalibrated to accommodate them.
- Ideally you should aim to recalibrate the display at least once per month.
- Well, throughout the campaign we did hear him talk about recalibrating the peace negotiations in terms of coming in with a more balanced approach.

Definition of recalibrate in US English:

recalibrate

verbˌrēˈkalibrāt

[with object]

Calibrate (something) again or differently.
the sensors had to be recalibrated
Example sentencesExamples
- Well, throughout the campaign we did hear him talk about recalibrating the peace negotiations in terms of coming in with a more balanced approach.
- Rights from cultural autonomy to freedom of information to free speech all need to be recalibrated according to the powerful role of global media today.
- Japan should recognize it needs to recalibrate its diplomatic strategy to meet changing realities in the region.
- Ideally you should aim to recalibrate the display at least once per month.
- Well, you know, they had hoped to recalibrate their message this week.
- The electrode will be calibrated by the blood gas technician and recalibrated every eight hours.
- It seems that the disk heads are permanently moving, probably recalibrating.
- And the Republican Congress did respond to veto threats by the president and recalibrated their bills and brought them down.
- No matter, for Americans had recalibrated their sensibilities towards a new post-war standard of prosperity.
- The president now saying he wishes he had recalibrated some words.
- You should both be open to rethinking roles and recalibrating compensation if things change.
- You would do well to recalibrate with negatives of unusual contrast.
- Novelists have proved impressionable, quick studies, recalibrating their aesthetic objectives to reflect those of the critical theorists they emulate.
- He is recalibrating the health service to try to prevent people getting ill in the first place.
- Then we have to run a hack telling it to recalibrate.
- You would cut demand and supply would go up and you would recalibrate the whole system.
- The United States must recalibrate its policies to take account of these changing realities.
- However, with the admission of young women, many traditions died or had to be recalibrated to accommodate them.
- By recalibrating the satellites with the new data, the whole system improved, which has enhanced weather forecasting substantially.
- The transducers were zeroed at the level of the right heart and recalibrated before each set of measurements.

单词	recalibrate
释义	Definition of recalibrate in English: recalibrate verb riˈkalɪbreɪtˌrēˈkalibrāt [with object] Calibrate (something) again or differently. the sensors had to be recalibrated Example sentencesExamples Japan should recognize it needs to recalibrate its diplomatic strategy to meet changing realities in the region. Well, you know, they had hoped to recalibrate their message this week. Then we have to run a hack telling it to recalibrate. Novelists have proved impressionable, quick studies, recalibrating their aesthetic objectives to reflect those of the critical theorists they emulate. You should both be open to rethinking roles and recalibrating compensation if things change. It seems that the disk heads are permanently moving, probably recalibrating. He is recalibrating the health service to try to prevent people getting ill in the first place. By recalibrating the satellites with the new data, the whole system improved, which has enhanced weather forecasting substantially. You would do well to recalibrate with negatives of unusual contrast. The president now saying he wishes he had recalibrated some words. And the Republican Congress did respond to veto threats by the president and recalibrated their bills and brought them down. The United States must recalibrate its policies to take account of these changing realities. The transducers were zeroed at the level of the right heart and recalibrated before each set of measurements. Rights from cultural autonomy to freedom of information to free speech all need to be recalibrated according to the powerful role of global media today. The electrode will be calibrated by the blood gas technician and recalibrated every eight hours. No matter, for Americans had recalibrated their sensibilities towards a new post-war standard of prosperity. You would cut demand and supply would go up and you would recalibrate the whole system. However, with the admission of young women, many traditions died or had to be recalibrated to accommodate them. Ideally you should aim to recalibrate the display at least once per month. Well, throughout the campaign we did hear him talk about recalibrating the peace negotiations in terms of coming in with a more balanced approach. Definition of recalibrate in US English: recalibrate verbˌrēˈkalibrāt [with object] Calibrate (something) again or differently. the sensors had to be recalibrated Example sentencesExamples Well, throughout the campaign we did hear him talk about recalibrating the peace negotiations in terms of coming in with a more balanced approach. Rights from cultural autonomy to freedom of information to free speech all need to be recalibrated according to the powerful role of global media today. Japan should recognize it needs to recalibrate its diplomatic strategy to meet changing realities in the region. Ideally you should aim to recalibrate the display at least once per month. Well, you know, they had hoped to recalibrate their message this week. The electrode will be calibrated by the blood gas technician and recalibrated every eight hours. It seems that the disk heads are permanently moving, probably recalibrating. And the Republican Congress did respond to veto threats by the president and recalibrated their bills and brought them down. No matter, for Americans had recalibrated their sensibilities towards a new post-war standard of prosperity. The president now saying he wishes he had recalibrated some words. You should both be open to rethinking roles and recalibrating compensation if things change. You would do well to recalibrate with negatives of unusual contrast. Novelists have proved impressionable, quick studies, recalibrating their aesthetic objectives to reflect those of the critical theorists they emulate. He is recalibrating the health service to try to prevent people getting ill in the first place. Then we have to run a hack telling it to recalibrate. You would cut demand and supply would go up and you would recalibrate the whole system. The United States must recalibrate its policies to take account of these changing realities. However, with the admission of young women, many traditions died or had to be recalibrated to accommodate them. By recalibrating the satellites with the new data, the whole system improved, which has enhanced weather forecasting substantially. The transducers were zeroed at the level of the right heart and recalibrated before each set of measurements.
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