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Definition of acclimation - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
adaptationRare US process of becoming accustomed to a new climate or environmentRare US
- The acclimation to the tropical weather took several weeks.
2.
general adaptationRare adjustment to new surroundings or situationsRare
- Her acclimation to the new school was quick.
Origin of acclimation
Latin, acclimare (to accustom) + -ation (action or process)
Examples of acclimation in a sentence
Acclimation to the new job took a few months. His acclimation to the tropical climate was slow. The team's acclimation to the new rules took time.
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- French:acclimatation, ...
- German:Akklimatisierung, Eingewöhnung, ...
- Italian:adattamento, ambientamento, ...
- Spanish:adaptación, ...
- Portuguese:adaptação, ...
- Chinese:适应, 适应能力, ...
- Japanese:順応, 慣れ, ...
- Arabic:تَأَقْلُم, تكيف, ...
- Hebrew:הִסְתַּגְּלוּת, הִסְתַּגְּלוּת, ...
- Russian:приспособление, адаптация, ...
- Ukrainian:акліматизація, звикання, ...
- Hindi:अनुकूलन, परिवेश अनुकूलन, ...
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