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1. 校正 (jiǎozhèng): to correct, to adjust
2. 整顿 (zhěngdùn): to organize, to arrange
3. 校对 (jiǎoduì): to check, to verify
4. 校准 (jiǎozhǔn): to calibrate, to adjust
5. 校正 (jiǎozhèng): to rectify, to correct
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正 (zhèng) is more appropriate than other words when emphasizing the exactness of an action or situation. For example, when describing a situation where someone is doing something exactly as it should be done, 正 (zhèng) is more appropriate than other words such as 对 (duì) or 好 (hǎo). 正 (zhèng) can also be used to describe a situation where something is being set right or straightened out, such as when correcting a mistake or resolving a problem. In this case, 正 (zhèng) is more appropriate than words such as 解决 (jiějué) or 修正 (xiūzhèng).
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