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Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary mal·ad·just·ed DATE 1886 : poorly or inadequately adjusted; specifically : lacking harmony with one's environment from failure to adjust one's desires to the conditions of one's life English Etymology maladjusted 1886, from mal- (q.v.) + adjusted (see adjust). Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary-牛津双解-OALD7 maladjusted mal·adjust·ed / 7mAlE5dVQstid / adjective (especially of children 尤指儿童) having mental and emotional problems that lead to unacceptable behaviour 适应不良的；心理失调的 ⇨ compare well adjusted • mal·adjust·ment / 7mAlE5dVQstmEnt / noun [U] Webster's Third New International Dictionary, Unabridged mal·adjusted \|mal+\ adjective Etymology: mal- (I) + adjusted : poorly or inadequately adjusted; specifically : lacking harmony with one's environment from failure to reach a satisfactory adjustment between one's desires and the conditions of one's life < maladjusted persons > < the maladjusted child > |
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