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acclimate someone (or an animal) to something and acclimatize someone or an animal to something to cause a person or other living thing to become used to a different climate or environment. We will help acclimate Henry to the new building. We need to acclimatize the fish to the new aquarium. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Through five
episodes, I was able to acclimate to the show's rhythms, and
eventually so should viewers -- if, that is, they don't find it too
awkward initially and tune out early. His mother,
Peggy, said she wanted Alex to come to Prairie State College in south
suburban Chicago Heights because she works there as an administrative
assistant and thought it would be a good way to acclimate her son to
college. In the future, would it be possible to highlight constant
promotions to acclimate young readers to continually moving upward in
their jobs rather than becoming stagnant in their careers? |
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