Definition of acclimate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
adjustmentUS adjust to a new climate or environmentUS
- She needed time to acclimate to the desert heat.
- They had to acclimate to the high altitude quickly.
- He struggled to acclimate to the bustling city life.
Origin of acclimate
Latin, acclimare (to make accustomed)
Terms with acclimate included in their meaning
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acclimate
become accustomed to something new or different
gardening
acclimate plants to outdoor conditions gradually
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- French:s'acclimater, ...
- German:sich akklimatisieren, ...
- Italian:adattarsi, ...
- Spanish:aclimatarse, ...
- Portuguese:aclimatar-se, ...
- Chinese:适应, ...
- Japanese:適応する, ...
- Arabic:تَأَقْلَمَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְאַקְלֵם, ...
- Russian:привыкнуть, ...
- Ukrainian:пристосуватися, ...
- Hindi:ढलना, ...
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