acclimate
1 of 1verb/ˈækləmeɪt/
Forms:acclimates,acclimating,acclimated,acclimated
1
to adjust to a new environment or situation
- After moving to the city, it took her a few months to acclimate to the fast-paced lifestyle.
- The training program is designed to help new employees acclimate to the company culture.
- She quickly acclimated to the colder weather after moving from a warmer climate.
- It can be challenging for pets to acclimate to a new home after being adopted.
- Travelers need time to acclimate to the high altitude when visiting mountainous regions.