rectify; reorganize; put in order
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Meanings
1 sense · 4 examplesverb
to rectify; to straighten out; to reorganize
formalOften used in formal contexts to describe correcting or improving the order, structure, or effectiveness of an organization, system, discipline, or style.
Gōng公
sī司
zhèng正
zài在
dà大
lì力
zhěng整
dùn顿
nèi内
bù部
guǎn管
lǐ理
。
The company is vigorously rectifying its internal management.
Xiào校
zhǎng长
yāo要
qiú求
zhěng整
dùn顿
kè课
táng堂
jì纪
lǜ律
。
The principal demanded that classroom discipline be straightened out.
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Jūn军
duì队
jīng经
guò过
zhěng整
dùn顿
hòu后
，
zhàn战
dòu斗
lì力
dà大
dà大
tí提
gāo高
le了
。
After being reorganized, the army's combat effectiveness has greatly improved.
Zhèng政
fǔ府
jué决
dìng定
zhěng整
dùn顿
wén文
fēng风
，
tí提
chàng倡
xiě写
duǎn短
wén文
、
shí实
huà话
。
The government decided to rectify the writing style, advocating for short articles and honest language.