acclimatize

acclimatize
transitive verb
(lit. or fig.) akklimatisieren

acclimatize something/somebody to something — etwas/jemanden an etwas (Akk.) gewöhnen

get or become acclimatized — sich akklimatisieren

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verb
(to make or become accustomed to a new climate, new surroundings etc: It took him several months to become acclimatized to the heat.) sich akklimatisieren
- academic.ru/341/acclimatization">acclimatization
- acclimatisation
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ac·cli·ma·tize
[əˈklaɪmətaɪz]
I. vi sich akk akklimatisieren
to \acclimatize to new conditions/a new situation sich akk an neue Bedingungen/eine neue Situation gewöhnen
to \acclimatize to a country sich akk in einem Land einleben
II. vt
to \acclimatize sb/oneself [to sth] jdn/sich [an etw akk] gewöhnen
to get [or become] \acclimatized [to sth] sich akk [an etw akk] gewöhnen
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[ə'klaImətaɪz] (US) [ə'klaImeɪt]
1. vt
gewöhnen (to an +acc)

to become acclimatized — sich akklimatisieren; (person also) sich eingewöhnen

2. vi
sich akklimatisieren (to an +acc, to a country etc in einem Land etc)
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acclimatize [-taız]
A v/t auch fig akklimatisieren, gewöhnen (beide:
to an akk):
acclimatize o.s., get acclimatized B
B v/i auch fig sich akklimatisieren oder gewöhnen (to an akk):
acclimatize to doing sth sich daran gewöhnen, etwas zu tun
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transitive verb
(lit. or fig.) akklimatisieren

acclimatize something/somebody to something — etwas/jemanden an etwas (Akk.) gewöhnen

get or become acclimatized — sich akklimatisieren

* * *
(US) v.
akklimatisieren v.
anpassen v.

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