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adapt to

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adapt something to something
to convert something to fit or work with something else. We converted our furnace to natural gas.
See also: adapt

adapt to something

to adapt or get used to someone or something. Please try to adapt to our routine.
See also: adapt


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Relearn, Evolve, and Adapt: An Essay to Integrate Creative Imagination with Socially Conditioned Thought and Behavior is one mans thoughts on the rapidly changing world and how to adapt to it, and keep up with the times when the times change so quickly.
One parent noted children in our society are not going to be living their adult lives in a society divided by gender, and they could not be expected to one day adapt to a different way of life.
By learning to adapt to changing conditions that will happen during marathon training or any other training program your running can improve dramatically.
 
 
 
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