ચોક્કસ આબોહવા ઉપયોગ કરી શકો છો,

Verb:

નવા વાતાવરણની આદત પાડો,

acclimating's Usage Examples:

In January 2013, the Hillsboro Hops announced that Petrick would join the Hops coaching staff as a consultant, assisting team acclimating to life as a professional baseball player.

Mamoru entrusts his poisonous jellyfish, which he has been acclimating to fresh water, to Nimura.

the breed was developed in the estates of south-central Chile, easily acclimating to a rustic life, often in a stable.

Spree too was sent to Brookfield after it was decided she would have a better chance at acclimating herself to their social structure as she was generally outcast by Semo, April and Allie.

sponsored a variety of social, humanitarian, and civic programs aimed at acclimating Italian immigrants to life in America.

The beneficial acclimation hypothesis (BAH) is the physiological hypothesis that acclimating to a particular environment (usually thermal) provides an.

time closer to the second plane, Bek realizes he belongs there, easily acclimating to the nature of the plane as well as the culture, and expresses a desire.

Odontomantis planiceps is a very common mantis throughout its range, readily acclimating and even thriving in urban gardens and inhabiting ornamental plants.

When he reaches the new school, he has difficulty acclimating to his new environment along with some coming of age issues, when he.

getting to South Korea as well as North Korean lifestyle, products, and acclimating to South Korean life.

significantly higher protein synthesis rates after acclimating to higher water temperatures (25 °C) than after acclimating to lower water temperatures (10 °C).

This is called grounding the cats (acclimating them to their new homes).

conduct business via the Association of Chinese, who are responsible for acclimating immigrant Chinese or fellow Sino-Laotian entrepreneurs and investors.

Synonyms:

adjust, conform, acclimatise, acclimatize, adapt,

Antonyms:

depressurise, desynchronize, depressurize, pressurize, pressurise,