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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.


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Whether they have a real wood veneer or everything about them is fabricated, you should allow the boards to sit inside your home for at least two days to fully acclimate to your home''s conditions before installation.
These fish are fairly hardy but a bit more difficult to acclimate to a tank so you may not want to use them as starter fish.
NINO believes the baby is in your womb for nine months, so you should give them nine more in baby carriers to acclimate to the change.
 
 
 
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