Significados de acclimatise (acclimatising) en inglés

Perhaps they're acclimatising for New Zealand, aka the Land of the Long White Cloud.

We are acclimatising ourselves to our existential crisis.

Swimming for a month in warm indoor pools has not helped with acclimatising to the cold water.

The economy is like an immune system, dealing with new dangers, learning on the job and constantly acclimatising.

In this period of acclimatising to the succession of outside halves, Italy's pack enjoyed a measure of success.

There are days when City still find themselves acclimatising to a new status and the trouble that accompanies it.

The New Zealand athletes spent a week training and acclimatising to the heat in Sakata before travelling to Tokyo.

The regional side was buoyed by the three weeks spent acclimatising and training in Derby before the series began.

Prince Harry joined the group in Svalbard, Norway, where they have been training and acclimatising to temperatures below -20C.

In the meantime, she has put her sash to one side and is acclimatising to life under lockdown in Ohio.

He was speaking from the Novo airbase, where he is acclimatising alongside his teammates, ahead of the challenge later this week.

With warmer temperatures at night, it is safe to put tender tomatoes and summer bedding outside, but not before acclimatising them.

Therefore do I attempt atonement for obvious neglect by the scarcely less laborious delight of acclimatising plants from distant tropical countries.

He clearly had no issues acclimatising to Australian conditions on that occasion, which is at least half the battle with these international raiders.

He lost the first set only because Nadal broke his first service game, when Petzschner was still acclimatising to the Centre Court atmosphere.

Everyone's glad to hear the teams are there, acclimatising well and revelling in the warm reception, but let's get on with the footy.