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Traducciones de rejig en el diccionario inglés»francés

rejig [ingl. brit. riːˈdʒɪɡ] ingl. brit., rejigger [ˌriːˈdʒɪɡə(r)] ingl. am. V. trans.

rejig plans, timetable:

rejig

réviser

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Duly a child was dispatched to rejig the diagram.

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All democracies have to be rejigged to make their current structures work better.

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If all goes as planned, its extensive recommendations will be melded into another consumer credit law rejig that's currently underway.

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Pilot programs now looking at schemes to rejig doctor schedules and alternative emergency room flow strategies could also point to broader solutions.

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If the reshuffle takes place, it will be second rejig in a little more than a year.

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Then came the expensive rejig of the math, their business plans and their dreams.

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For us, it is the seafaring aspects of the game that have been most improved and rejigged.

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Rejig the ratings and make it harder to achieve the highest rating.

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It had rejigged schedules and port calls, slowed its ships to save on fuel, and trimmed staff.

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It's unclear whether labour can rejig itself to meet that need.

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