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Meanings of acclimatise in English
Portuguese
aclimar Catalan
aclimatar-se Synonyms
Examples for "acclimate"
Examples for "acclimate"
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However, it will be necessary that they acclimate to their new situation.
2
But as with any new technology, the culture has to acclimate first.
3
This certainly is the place to acclimate her to her own kind.
4
She credits it with helping her acclimate to the steamy Midwestern summer.
5
Meredith stood in front of the kitchen window, watching her daughter acclimate.
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We will be here for 2 days to help everyone acclimatize.
2
During its infection cycle, S. suis S2 must acclimatize itself to temperature shift.
3
I'm not climbing the same route again and again to acclimatize.
4
Regular occupation might help you acclimatize to your new position.
5
They're taking a long time to acclimatize to the heat levels in the habitat.
Usage of acclimatise in English
1
And the artists are on hand to help each other acclimatise.
2
The 39-time capped Wallaby international was afforded a couple of days to acclimatise.
3
Mining shares might underperform as investors struggled to acclimatise to more humdrum returns.
4
They do acclimatise, although often not until their second game.
5
Once seated, you acclimatise to your inky surroundings while the food is being prepared.
6
With other immigrant nationalities, hope lies with the younger generation; but these acclimatise immediately.
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They will have about a month to acclimatise before MLR kicks off in February.
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They will spend the next year in an enclosed area to acclimatise before being freed.
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There is no need to acclimatise any other species of animal or birds in Hispaniola.
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But provided they have the required hand eye co-ordination most players will soon acclimatise to the experience.
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His previous experience on the rivers had done much to acclimatise him, and his health continued good.
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Buttler was initially out of sorts, his timing awry, but he was able to acclimatise in Stokes's wake.
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But here, in the Gulf Stream, my theory is that we can acclimatise almost anything, animal or vegetable.
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Harrington likes to gallop her horses on race day, to acclimatise them to the crowds and the track.
15
For the past six years Tiger Woods and friends have come to Ireland to acclimatise to British Open conditions.
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Arteta has no doubt Arsenal have enlisted an elite performer but believes he will, nonetheless, need time to acclimatise.
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