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Definition of adapted - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
modifiedchanged to fit a new purpose or situation
- The book was adapted for younger readers.
2.
suitabilitysuitable for a particular use or environment
- The equipment is adapted for outdoor use.
Expressions with adapted
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perfectly suited or fitting
The new software is adapted to a tee for our needs.
changed to fit a place or situation very well
This animal is well-adapted to the desert.
Origin of adapted
Latin, adaptare (to fit to)
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arid environment
plant adapted to survive with minimal water
sound maker
device created or adapted to make musical sounds
adapted
describing something taken from another source
sea
adapted for use at sea
adaptation
adapted to a routine or condition
adaptation
adapted for a specific local context
customized
adapted or made for a specific person
customized
adapted to suit a particular purpose or situation
adaptability
ability to adapt or be adapted to many different functions
adaptation
adapted to new conditions or surroundings
environment
adapted to a different climate or conditions
financial gain
adapted for financial gain, often losing original quality
adaptation
adapted to suit local conditions or needs
adaptation
adapted for a different use
music art ideas
something changed or adapted from an original idea
game
basketball game adapted for wheelchair users
inflexible
not able to be changed or adapted
adjusted
adapted to meet needs
art
living space adapted for artistic work
objects
adapted for domestic use
adapted work
play or performance adapted from a novel or event
international
adapted to international standards
music
written score of adapted music
culture
adapted to be suitable for the general public
Examples of adapted in a sentence
The film was adapted to suit a modern audience. The software is adapted for educational purposes. These shoes are adapted for rough terrains.
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- French:adapté, conçu, ...
- German:angepasst, geeignet, ...
- Italian:adattato, adatto, ...
- Spanish:adaptado, apto, ...
- Portuguese:adaptado, adequado, ...
- Chinese:改编的, 适合的, ...
- Japanese:改作された, 適合した, ...
- Arabic:مُعَدَّل, مُصَمَّم, ...
- Hebrew:מוּתְאָם, ...
- Russian:адаптированный, подходящий, ...
- Ukrainian:адаптований, ...
- Hindi:अनुकूलित, उपयुक्त, ...
Definition of adapt - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
modifytr. change something to fit a new purposetr.
- They adapted the novel into a movie.
2.
self-adjustmentintr. adjust oneself to new conditionsintr.
- She adapted quickly to the new school.
Expressions with adapt
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change to survive
In a rapidly changing world, businesses must adapt or perish.
ability to change or adjust
Her capacity to adapt to new environments is impressive.
Origin of adapt
Latin, adaptare (to fit) + aptus (fit)
Examples of adapt in a sentence
The software was adapted to run on older machines. He adapted to the cold climate effortlessly. They adapted their schedule to fit the new routine.
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- French:adapter, s'adapter, ...
- German:anpassen, ...
- Italian:adattare, adattarsi, ...
- Spanish:adaptar, adaptarse, ...
- Portuguese:adaptar, adaptar-se, ...
- Chinese:改编, 适应, ...
- Japanese:改作する, 適応する, ...
- Arabic:كَيَّفَ, تَأَقْلَمَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְעַבֵּד, לְהִסְתַּגֵּל, ...
- Russian:адаптировать, адаптироваться, ...
- Ukrainian:адаптувати, пристосуватися, ...
- Hindi:रूपांतरित करना, ढलना, ...
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