adapt in Latin
adapt in Latin is adaptō — adapt means to change something so it becomes suitable for a new purpose or situation.
adapt in Latin
adaptō
(transitive) To make suitable; to make to correspond; to fit or suit.
What does "adapt" mean?
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verb To change something so it becomes suitable for a new purpose or situation.
"The recipe was adapted to use fewer eggs."
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verb To adjust oneself to new conditions.
"The plants adapted quickly to the drier climate."
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adapt in a sentence
- The recipe was adapted to use fewer eggs.
- The plants adapted quickly to the drier climate.
- It took a while for her to adapt to the new time zone.
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What is "adapt" in Latin?
"adapt" in Latin is adaptō. adapt means: To change something so it becomes suitable for a new purpose or situation.
How do you use "adapt" in a sentence?
Example: "The recipe was adapted to use fewer eggs." In Latin, "adapt" is adaptō.
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