What does it mean that "to adjust a bill"?
I cant have an idea about "to adjust a bill."
It means to pay or refuse a bill?
Please tell me.
Thank you.
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Generally, if you make a mistake on a bill, you have to adjust it so it is correct.
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Adjust means to change. So if you were to adjust a bill, you would be changing the total of it. 'to adjust a bill' means to change the bill.
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Without a lot of context, I would guess it means for someone, probably a company, to revise an error in a charge. The adjusted bill would then be the outstanding bill.
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