acclimatize in Italian
acclimatize in Italian is acclimatare — acclimatize means to grow used to a different climate or a new set of circumstances.
acclimatize in Italian
acclimatare
(transitive) To make used to a new climate or one that is different from that which is natural; to inure or habituate to other circumstances; to adapt to the peculiarities of a foreign or strange climate.
What does "acclimatize" mean?
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verb To grow used to a different climate or a new set of circumstances.
"The soldiers had to acclimatize before starting operations in the desert."
- verb To help someone or something get used to an unfamiliar climate or a strange new set of conditions.
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acclimatize in a sentence
- The soldiers had to acclimatize before starting operations in the desert.
- She quickly acclimatized to her new job in a foreign country.
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What is "acclimatize" in Italian?
"acclimatize" in Italian is acclimatare. acclimatize means: To grow used to a different climate or a new set of circumstances.
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