Pronunciation: /əˌklaɪməˈteɪʃən/
noun the process of becoming accustomed to a new climate or environment
A1 Acclimatation to hot weather can take time.
A2 During my acclimatation to the new school, I made some new friends.
B1 Proper acclimatation is important before attempting to climb a high mountain.
B2 The team underwent acclimatation training before the high-altitude expedition.
C1 Acclimatation to the culture of a new country can be challenging but rewarding.
C2 Her acclimatation to the fast-paced city life was seamless due to her adaptable nature.
formal Acclimatation to high altitudes can take several days for the body to adjust.
informal It usually takes a few days to get used to the high altitude.
slang Getting used to the high altitude can be a bit of a struggle at first.
figurative Acclimatation to the fast-paced city life took some time for the small town girl.
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