Meanings of acclimatise to in inglés

Mining shares might underperform as investors struggled to acclimatise to more humdrum returns.

Once seated, you acclimatise to your inky surroundings while the food is being prepared.

But provided they have the required hand eye co-ordination most players will soon acclimatise to the experience.

For the past six years Tiger Woods and friends have come to Ireland to acclimatise to British Open conditions.

Yet the five matches that she played in reaching the main draw clearly enabled her to acclimatise to Wimbledon's grass.

At just 20, the former Atletico Madrid star was always going to need time to acclimatise to the English game.

And Higuain is by no means the only top-line forward to have taken time to acclimatise to the Premier League.

I knew that in order to acclimatise to really cold water we needed to start swimming before the water temperature dropped.

Objectives: The purpose of this study was to investigate the effect of age on the capacity to acclimatise to exercise-heat stress.

These data suggest age does not affect the capacity to acclimatise to exercise-heat stress in highly trained adults undergoing short-term heat acclimation.

I soon acclimatise to the water temperature, and feel comfortable enough to stretch out my limbs, deepen my breathing and let my muscles relax.

Trainee guide dogs Herbie and Sunny have flown between Manchester and Heathrow airports to help them acclimatise to the sights and sounds of flying.

It might take you a while to acclimatise to the taste if you're used to flavoured yoghurts, but your body will thank you for it.

Soon the stories are no longer sensational as one becomes acclimatised to them.

Also remember that there is no getting acclimatised to the Coast.

In the West, writers are acclimatised to freedom - to limitless and gluttonous freedom.