Translations for „rejigger“ in the English » German Dictionary

re·jig·ger [Am ˌri:ˈʤɪgɚ] VB trans Am inf

to rejigger sth

etw umgestalten [o. neu gestalten]

to rejigger sth

etw umkrempeln inf

to rejigger the furniture

die Möbel umstellen

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to rejigger the furniture

die Möbel umstellen

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English

We'd also have to (literally) rejigger our point of view.

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The recession, he says, has helped to rejigger his own definition of luxury.

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The width system was standardized, the curves were redrawn and cleaned up, and even things like punctuation were rejiggered for digital viewing.

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In that time we've cast far and wide for tricks to rejigger sleep cycles disrupted by airplanes.

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When workers no longer have sufficient wherewithal to keep the economy growing via consumption, then the system has to be rejiggered to shore up demand.

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Now they're a completely rebuilt, rejiggered team.

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Plus, its wild volatility during the financial crisis rejiggered the commodity's mean.

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One anomaly isn't enough to rejigger the whole place.

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Because it works so slowly, it would give scientists plenty of time to rejigger their calculations and try again.

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The business school rejiggered some of its programs into five-week chunks instead of the traditional 10-week quarter.

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