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Meanings of acclimate in English

Portuguese
aclimar
Catalan
aclimatar-se

Get used to a certain climate.

aclimar
Usage of acclimate in English
1
However, it will be necessary that they acclimate to their new situation.
Quest for the well of souls
2
But as with any new technology, the culture has to acclimate first.
Wired
3
This certainly is the place to acclimate her to her own kind.
Goodbye dolly
4
She credits it with helping her acclimate to the steamy Midwestern summer.
Reuters
5
Meredith stood in front of the kitchen window, watching her daughter acclimate.
Second glance
6
Accordingly, plants need to acclimate to both, drought and light stress.
Pubmed
7
Net.culture, he feels, needs some time to acclimate itself to an inevitable commercialization.
Wired
8
Is it important to have people who look like you there to acclimate?
Ebony
9
Well, Sir, these races dying out, the white man has to acclimate himself.
The Professor at the Breakfast-Table
10
She didn't really have a reason for her inability to acclimate.
Tokyo to Tijuana: Gabriele Departing America
11
As Nina's eyes acclimate, she sees that the dress is covered with pulls.
Russian Winter
12
The body cannot acclimate to that altitude; it just withers away and dies.
Climbing Magazine
13
We arrived two weeks before competition to train and acclimate to the time difference.
My Fight/Your Fight
14
They can acclimate, and physically adjust to the new conditions.
Radio NZ
15
It was taking me a minute to acclimate to the idiom of the time.
A fugitive truth: an emma fielding mystery
16
So now, they argued, it would in time acclimate itself to more rigorous temperatures.
Greener Than You Think
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Translations for acclimate
Acclimate through the time
Acclimate across language varieties
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