ac·cli·mate [америк. ˈækləmeɪt] ГЛ. перех., неперех. америк.
acclimate → acclimatize:
ac·cli·ma·tize [əˈklaɪmətaɪz] ГЛ. неперех., перех.
- acclimatize new conditions
- navaditi (se)
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His methods include having the team train inside a freezer container in order to acclimate themselves to playing in colder climates.
en.wikipedia.org Once acclimated to the aquarium and provided with suitable conditions, they are hardy, often living for five or more years.
en.wikipedia.org When one is acclimated to spending many hours "awake" in bed, it can disrupt the body's natural set of daily cycles, called the circadian rhythm.
en.wikipedia.org They are thermoconformers, which means they will acclimate to their surrounding environmental temperatures.
en.wikipedia.org She found it difficult to acclimate to the new school and students.
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