adaptation in Japanese
adaptation in Japanese is 適応 — adaptation means the process of adjusting something, or of adjusting to a new situation.
adaptation in Japanese
適応
Pronounced: tekiō
What does "adaptation" mean?
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noun The process of adjusting something, or of adjusting to a new situation.
"Adaptation to remote work took most teams several months."
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noun A book, story, or other work reshaped for a different medium, such as film or stage.
"The movie is a fairly loose adaptation of the novel."
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noun (biology) A trait or change that helps a living thing survive better in its environment.
"Thick fur is an adaptation that helps arctic foxes survive the cold."
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adaptation in a sentence
- Adaptation to remote work took most teams several months.
- The plan needed constant adaptation as circumstances changed.
- The movie is a fairly loose adaptation of the novel.
- Critics praised the stage adaptation for staying true to the book's tone.
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What is "adaptation" in Japanese?
"adaptation" in Japanese is 適応. adaptation means: The process of adjusting something, or of adjusting to a new situation.
How do you pronounce 適応?
"adaptation" in Japanese is 適応, pronounced "tekiō".
How do you use "adaptation" in a sentence?
Example: "Adaptation to remote work took most teams several months." In Japanese, "adaptation" is 適応.
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