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Meanings of acclimatize in English

Portuguese
aclimar
Catalan
aclimatar-se

Get used to a certain climate.

aclimar
Usage of acclimatize in English
1
We will be here for 2 days to help everyone acclimatize.
Climbing Magazine
2
During its infection cycle, S. suis S2 must acclimatize itself to temperature shift.
Pubmed
3
I'm not climbing the same route again and again to acclimatize.
Climbing Magazine
4
Regular occupation might help you acclimatize to your new position.
Heartless
5
They're taking a long time to acclimatize to the heat levels in the habitat.
The Naked God
6
For a breed used to four-star (minimum) hotels, they didn't acclimatize well.
The Naked God
7
Will we just acclimatize to being overheard all day long?
Wired
8
These poor Londoners, trying to acclimatize themselves, amused him greatly.
The Wharf by the Docks: A Novel
9
Chris always maintains these horses take six-12 months to acclimatize to training, different track types.
News.com.au
10
I suggested a rest day to organize gear and give Rose a chance to acclimatize.
Rock and Ice Magazine
11
She didn't understand; you've got to acclimatize kids slowly to anything this big and new.
The mammoth book of the best of best new sf
12
The plants suffer at first from the strong winds, but they acclimatize themselves by degrees.
Fountains in the Sand: Rambles Among the Oases of Tunisia
13
They represent a passionate attempt to acclimatize the breed.
Definitions: Essays in Contemporary Criticism [First Series]
14
But it had not taken long to acclimatize him.
The Clique of Gold
15
We'll remain as one unit until I know which of you acclimatize best to the conditions.
Paths of glory
16
The Chilian varieties are very difficult to acclimatize.
Essays in Natural History and Agriculture
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Acclimatize through the time